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MEET OUR STUDENTS: For the Love of Portuguese and Teaching
“I wasn’t the kind of child who grew up saying, ‘I want to be this or that when I grow up.’ I fell into teaching. It kind of found me,” said RIC elementary education major Liana Viveiros.
Comic Book Aficionado Creates Exhibit Out of His Collectibles
For nearly a century, comic books have been a part of American popular culture. Now their history is on display at RIC.
RIC Alum’s Battle to Free Brother from Prison Now a Major Film
Betty Anne Waters fought the justice system and won, overturning her brother’s murder conviction. How the RIC grad did it is now being portrayed in an independent film called “Conviction.”
Are You Sleep Deprived?
Ben Franklin advised the Puritans, “Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.” The problem is few Americans seem to be taking his advice.
A Path with Heart: The Life and Art of Jeanne Stevens-Sollman ’68
Sculptor and internationally recognized medallic artist.