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New Minor Prepares R.I.’s Workforce for Jobs in Cybersecurity
Given the danger of cyberattacks, skilled workers whose job it is to protect networks, devices, programs and data are at a premium, says RIC Assistant Professor of Computer Science Suzanne Mello-Stark.
Student Advocacy Spurs New Queer Studies Minor
"Continue the revolution," urges Derek Sherlock, "that people like Marsha Johnson and Sylvia Rivera started in the queer community 50 years ago." (From left, Madeleine Dulude, Derek Sherlock and Sissy Rosso)
God in Motion: The Sacred Art of Liturgical Dance
Management major plans to open a dance studio and perhaps connect audiences to something greater than themselves.
Birth of a Gamer
Rhode Island College Impact“When I transferred to RIC...I was really struggling emotionally and academically...Joining the G.A.M.E.R. club helped me connect with people.”
G.A.M.E.R.
Forget the stereotype of a gamer as some dorky, shy kid, who holes away in a dark room by himself lit only by the glow of a console. Far from isolating people into lonely basement kids, video games are bringing RIC students together.
The Power of Story
RIC Vice President Kimberly Dumpson reflects on the importance of personal and collective history.
School Ambassador Fellowship Awarded to Julie Richardson
Richardson is the first school psychologist ever selected for this prestigious fellowship awarded by the U.S. Department of Education.
Is Manufacturing Dead in Rhode Island?
Weybosset Mills Complex, a former industrial site in the Olneyville section of Rhode Island.