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Capturing the Communal American Experience in “The Grapes of Wrath”
February 11, 2014Jill Rodrigues ’05
With the 14th annual John Howard Birss, Jr., Memorial Lecture Series and associated events underway, explore John Steinbeck’s celebrated novel in these vivid passages from “The Grapes of Wrath.”
Ed Tech Partnership with Samsung Promotes Collaboration, Cost-Savings via Cloud Computing
January 29, 2014Public Affairs Staff
New technology enhances collaborative learning, cutting-edge skills in the classroom and beyond.
Lessons from Slovakia
January 21, 2014Public Affairs Staff
Associate Professor of Communication Amiee Shelton teaches in the Slovak Republic via a Fulbright Scholar Award.
�ֲ��ý��Ƶ Law: New Dean, Reduced Tuition, Expanded Focus on Experiential Learning
January 15, 2014Public Affairs Staff
BRISTOL, R.I. – As part of a comprehensive strategy for confronting the most pressing challenges facing America’s law schools – the cost to earn a law degree; rising student debt; and the job
War Stories: WW-II Veterans Share On the Ground Experiences
December 16, 2013Melissa A. Patricio
In a race against time, Thanasi Metropoulos '13 preserves a piece of WW-II history in the East Bay.
GospelFest Sets Spirits Soaring (PHOTOS)
December 13, 2013Public Affairs Staff
Gospel choir lends spiritual, personal touch to community performance.
For �ֲ��ý��Ƶ Faculty, Key Role on Economic Development Research in Rhode Island
December 6, 2013Public Affairs Staff
Faculty members from economics, engineering and construction management leading cross-institutional research projects through statewide collaborative.
Making a Difference as Mr. �ֲ��ý��Ƶ Contestants
December 5, 2013Public Affairs Staff
Mr. �ֲ��ý��Ƶ pageant raises over $16,000 this year for Hasbro Children’s Hospital.
The Experts Weigh In: Why You Should Pay Attention to Roger
December 3, 2013Jill Rodrigues ’05
History and legal experts debate the merits of Roger Williams’s work and legacy.
Preserving History – the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
November 11, 2013
Historian Ray Rickman on the violent history that Americans try to forget, and why it’s important to remember.