Events for the RIC Community

There's so much happening on campus! Don't miss out – use this centralized listing of activities open to students, faculty, and staff.

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Many public events held at RIC are also intended for current students, faculty, and staff – such as lectures, film screenings, Box Office shows (including music, theatre, and dance performances), gallery exhibitions, and much more.

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Campus Master Plan Town Hall

President Jack R. Warner welcomes RIC students, faculty and staff.

Getting Started with Blackboard for Students – Sep 9

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  • Virtual Event

The Center for Instructional Technology (CIT) will be offering Blackboard Student Webinars for the Fall semester.

Meet. Talk. Connect.

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  • The Beestro

Join us for a community gathering for students of Spanish, Linguistics and Translation.

RI Primary Election Night Watch Party

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  • Gaige Hall 303

Join RIC Progressives for a watch party for Rhode Island's primary election.

Ask the Experts: Planning & Hosting Campus Events

Whether you are new to planning events at RIC or simply looking for a refresher, this session will provide practical guidance for planning and hosting successful campus events.

9/11 Remembrance Ceremony

Please join us in honoring all those that gave the ultimate sacrifice on September 11, 2001.

Designing for all Learners: Accessibility in Blackboard and Kaltura – Sept 16

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  • Virtual Event

This webinar introduces three tools that will assist you in making your course content accessible to all students...

Majors & Minors Fair

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  • The Quad

Join the Office of Academic Advising for the 2026 Majors & Minors Fair to learn about the different majors and minors at RIC. Faculty and staff will be available to answer questions you have about the wide range of academic programs offered.

Designing for all Learners: Accessibility in Blackboard and Kaltura – Sept 23

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  • Gaige Hall 104

This workshop introduces three tools that will assist you in making your course content accessible to all students: Blackboard Ally (a built-in accessibility checker), Microsoft’s Accessibility Checker, and Kaltura, our media streaming service, which includes its own accessibility features for multimedia content.

After Gun Violence: Building Pathways for Healing and Recovery

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  • Gaige Hall 100

Join us in person to explore healing and recovery after gun violence with perspectives from survivors, advocates, and professionals.