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And Still I Rise: RIC Senior Ayana Bass Uplifting Others Through Education
Each one, reach one, Bass advocates.
The Pandemic's Effect on the Opioid Epidemic
While COVID-19 takes hundreds of lives each day, RIC alumnus and Cranston Police Officer Joshua Brown is busy saving lives from death by overdose.
RIC's Equity in Ed. Hub to Release Latest Research at Webinar, Jan. 13
Despite the need for mental health supports, the vast majority of youth – especially nonwhite and low-income youth – do not receive mental health services.
RIC Produces First President of a R.I. Hospital
Maria Ducharme credits Rhode Island College for shaping her as a nurse and a leader.
Rhode Island College Celebrates 50 Years of Nursing Excellence
Rhode Island College ImpactHow has RIC's School of Nursing managed to maintain such a high degree of success over such a long period of time?
News Brief: Professor’s Research Results in Article, Multimedia Project and Podcast
Communication professor Brian Knoth demonstrates that there are many ways to tell a story.
"The Disability Service Center Has Provided So Much": One Student’s Experience Navigating Disabilities on Campus
Rhode Island College ImpactAlexander Kalajian praises the Disability Services Center, especially Director Keri Rossi-D'entremont: "They are always there when I need them," he says.
Renowned Filmmaker Features RIC Dancers in New Film
"We're protesting in the streets to fight for equal rights. We're shot in the streets because we don't have equal rights. And then we're rioting in the streets to show how angry we are, which only leads to us hurting each other – same old stuff, different day."
Disability Services Center Makes Campus Life Accessible for All – Even When It’s Remote
Rhode Island College ImpactThe Disability Services Center assists almost 1,000 RIC students with reasonable accommodations and supports them in achieving their academic goals.
Alumna Builds STEAMM-Powered Nonprofit
A normal day for Beth Cunha is dropping off one of her children at school and then heading to Lower South Providence, where she rents office space at the South Side Boys & Girls Club.