US EditionBrown University Student, Wounded in 2019 School Shooting, Endures Another Campus Tragedy
Mia Tretta survived shootings at Saugus High School in 2019 and Brown University in 2025, highlighting ongoing failures in gun violence prevention amid rising mass shootings.
- Mia Tretta, a junior at Brown University, was shot in the abdomen during a 2019 shooting at Saugus High School and learned of a new attack while studying in her dormitory.
- Zoe Weissman, a student at Brown University, witnessed the 2018 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School and developed post-traumatic stress disorder from it.
- Both Tretta and Weissman expressed feelings of anger and a damaged sense of security after the recent shooting incident, challenging their previous beliefs about safety.
- Weissman remarked that statistically, it seemed impossible for similar events to occur again, but the recent attack shattered that belief.
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Brown Student Who Survived Second School Shooting Speaks Out
A deadly mass shooting at Brown University left two students dead and nine others injured on Saturday. One student, Mia Tretta, had survived a shooting in 2019 when she was shot in the stomach as a high school student. Her best friend was killed in the shooting, and she had selected Brown University for Rhode Island’s strong gun control laws. Now she has survived yet another school shooting. Source
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