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Incoming RIC Freshman a Central Falls Chess Star 

RIC President Nancy Carriuolo and Freddy Monteiro

Freddy Monteiro, who came to the United States from the Republic of Cape Verde in 2000, helped his team run a CEO Invitational to benefit its scholarship fund. Monteiro was this year's scholarship recipient. 

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“Speak Truth to Power” – The Story Behind the Burning of the Gaspee, A Film by RIC Alum Andrew Stewart

From left, Richard Lobban, professor emeritus of anthropology at RIC; Andrew Stewart, Class of 2009; Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban, professor emerita of anthropology at RIC.

When Andrew Stewart decided to make a film about the Gaspee Days Parade, he didn’t know a shadow would be cast on a celebrated event in Rhode Island’s past.

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RIC Professor Confers Diplomas at R.I. School for the Deaf

Proud high school seniors at the Rhode Island School for the Deaf (RISDeaf) receive their diplomas from Marie Lynch, associate professor of special education at Rhode Island College and chair of RISDeaf’s Board of Trustees.

 

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RIC Upward Bound Program Graduates 51

100 percent of the Upward Bound Class of 2013 have been accepted to a higher educational institution for the fall. 

Lessons Learned That Make Success Possible

Rhode Island College graduate student Kevin San ’08 recently was asked to write an article for the “Strategic Finance Magazine” by the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA). His story, entitled  “Hard ...

Maestro Edward Markward’s Final Performance with the RIC Symphony

On April 29 Maestro Edward Markward performed to a packed house as he led his final concert as conductor of the Rhode Island College Symphony Orchestra.

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The Victim’s Advocate: RIC Alumna Inducted into Criminal Justice Hall of Fame

Melissa Leahey ’98 has been honored for over a decade of advocating for victims of sexual assault and domestic violence.


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RIC Professor Confers Diplomas at R.I. School for the Deaf

Proud high school seniors at the Rhode Island School for the Deaf (RISDeaf) receive their diplomas from Marie Lynch, associate professor of special education at Rhode Island College and chair ...

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