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Open Books – Opens Minds 2024 Student Conference
Support RIC students as they present their essays, poetry, film, dance and dramatic performances on Wednesday, April 10, in Alger 110 from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
“Transferring to RIC Was Seamless,” says Frederick Torres
Between a tuition bill that came to a mere $100 and advisement that changed the trajectory of his future, Torres says he’s gotten all the support he needs . . . and then some.
First Cohort from B.P.S. Program Reaches the Finish Line
Bachelor of Professional Studies Program lauds its inaugural class at pinning ceremony.
RIC Anime Enthusiast Studies Japanese in the Heart of Tokyo
Through RIC’s Shinn Study Abroad Fund, students are landing scholarships and living out their dreams.
News Brief: Two World Languages Education Majors Honored by Their Peers
Larissa Guido Swenson (left) wins student teaching scholarship and alumna Lora Calise (right) named RIFLA Teacher of the Year.
RIC’s PEP Program – a Prescription for Success
RIC’s PEP Program provided a solid college foundation for Jinnette Santana.
With a RIC Technical Theatre Degree, the Possibilities are Endless
From regional theatre, to corporate gigs, from concert tours to Disney World, there’s so many ways you can apply a technical theatre degree.
Need Help Choosing a Science Major? Turn to the Experts
No, we don’t mean the science experts – let Hollywood help you find the right program.
Student Vets Find Community at Military Resource Center
“When you’re on campus, drop by,” says Sgt. Steven Pina, the center’s new interim assistant director.
The Financial Pressure is Off for Hope Scholar Jacqueline Carroll
“It almost feels too good to be true,” says Carroll.