HES program has expanded from HBCU graduates to include RI residents and graduates of HSIs.
For the third consecutive year, Rep. Steve Casey (D-Woonsocket) has introduced a bill that would allow Rhode Island firefighters and police officers diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder to receive pay for injury on duty and made eligible to apply for a disability pension.
Almost one year after being announced at the April 2022 faculty meeting, the Critical Native American and Indigenous Studies concentration is now available for students.
After several tumultuous months for RIPTA, Senator Dominick Ruggerio calls for resignation of RIPTA CEO, merger with RIDOT and Senate oversight hearing.
The changes have not yet been officially proposed.
For the 2022-23 academic year, Fulbright Foreign Language Teaching Assistants are helping undergraduate students improve their language skills in multiple University language programs.
The Ukrainian House at Brown gained official University recognition.
Students reacted to Ganko Ittetsu Ramen’s permanent closing.
The Office seeks to grow its visibility and support programming like a planned spiritual residential community in the new Brook Street dorms.
The campaign calls on the University to dissociate from the fossil fuel industry and reinvest in the Providence community.
With its sights set on the future, the University’s first Latinx pre-law society, La Alianza, has plans for extensive programming and reform on campus.
Authors of “Surrogate Humanity: Race, Robots and Technological Futures” discuss connections between technology and race.
Journalist Azad Essa discussed Zionism and Hindutva at a book talk Thursday.
Undergraduate computer science teaching assistants voted 303-28 in favor of unionizing, announced a National Labor Relations Board representative following the tabulation of votes cast in the election. 331 total votes were cast, with 91.5% in favor and 8.5% opposed. 541 people were eligible to vote. ...
The University’s payment agreements to Providence are up for renegotiation this year.
Most popular courses this semester include “Biology of Hearing” and “Happiness and the Pursuit of the Good Life.”
School of Public Health student leaders share groups goals and founding.
The upcoming Graduate Student Council election will be held at the next meeting on April 5.
The Student Government Association will begin elections for each branch on March 10.
Providence’s Department of Art, Culture and Tourism launched its cultural plan at the City’s annual Pell Lecture on Arts and Humanities Wednesday. The plan, titled “PVDx2031: A Cultural Plan for Culture Shift,” outlines “strategies and recommendations for strengthening arts, culture and ...
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