Events
Welcome to our centralized, chronological listing of RIC events. View the landscape of activity and happenings on campus and become an active participant in our lively community. Offices across campus submit events to be included here, so questions about any particular event should be directed to that event's point of contact. The Web Team is not responsible for event accuracy.
Enrico Pinardi - Exhibition
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- schedule Various times
On view through October 25. Gallery hours are Monday-Friday, 12-8 PM. Free and open to the public!
Center for Disability Access Open House
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- room Gaige Hall, Suite 320
Come visit the Center for Disability Access (CDA) during their open house!
Empowered to Advocate
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- room The Unity Center
Learn how to promote local public policies supportive of trans, nonbinary, and gender diverse people.
Free Book Giveaway
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- room The Quad
Learning for Life (L4L) would like to invite you to our free book giveaway.
Moving Forward Together: The Rhode Island Civic Health Index
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- room Gaige 200
Come join us to learn what makes civic life in Rhode Island unique and to discuss how to have an impact.
Self Care Trick or Treat
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- room Adams Library, lower level
Learning for Life (L4L) would like to invite you to trick or treat around campus.
Queer Horror Films Series - What Keeps You Alive (2018)
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- room Reinhardt Room, Level 3, Adams Library
Free screening of What Keeps You Alive (2018) followed by discussion.
David Dorfman Dance's "truce songs"
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- room Sapinsley Hall in the Nazarian Center
Presented by RIC Dance Company
Lecture: "Reflections on Translation: Theory and Practice"
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- room Reinhardt Room, Adams Library
Presented by Richard Zenith, translator and biographer
A Discussion on Religious Bigotry in the Present Day
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- room Gaige Hall, Room 200
Attendees will take away a greater, more peaceful understanding, as well as a willingness to enage in what can sometimes be a difficult, but essential, conversation around religious acceptance and intolerance.