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News Brief: Fulbright-Hays Grant Funds Course in Guatemala
This course targets R.I. K-12 educators in Providence and Central Falls who serve the largest numbers of Guatemalan youth.
RIC Alums Help Bring City History to Life
Did you know that Annie Smith Peck, a RIC alumna, was a world-famous mountain climber who once scaled the Matterhorn, the highest summit in Europe?
MSW Grad Provides for Those Who Cannot Do So Themselves
Rhode Island College Impact“Everyone should take care of themselves, but also help others in need if it is possible.”
Remote Internship Brings Her Closer to Her Calling
"For the first time, I don't feel afraid anymore to tell someone that I'm interested in writing professionally. That's all because of this internship."
Sebastian Borgia Has Deep Roots in the Environment
He intends to join the student-run Environmental Club and get involved with the Bee Education Center.
Kimberly Nieves – Small School, Small State, Big Hopes
Nieves intends to spend the next four years studying sociology, with particular interest in prison reform.
Raymond Baccari – Political Journalist in Search of a Newsroom
In plotting his course to his dream, this freshman communication major hopes to join RIC Anchor TV.
RIC Alum is a Patent Attorney, But Remains a Scientist at Heart
Rhode Island College Impact"I love Rhode Island College. There's not many schools like it," says Richmond. "The big universities tend to focus a lot on faculty research and getting articles published. Oftentimes teaching becomes secondary. At Rhode Island College I received personal, individualized attention that you just don't get at a large university."
In America, COVID-19 Has Not Been an Equal Opportunity Virus
Systemic racism has been at the root of COVID-19 racial disparities, say experts.
Where There's a Will, There's a Way
Rhode Island College Impact“Look for heroes that look like you, who share similar backgrounds, because that gives you the idea that you can also accomplish your dreams.”