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Rhode Island College Breaks Ground on New Technology Building, Announces Name Change for School of Business
Rhode Island College ImpactThe construction of the new facility will replace Whipple Hall with a state-of-the-art home for the school’s tech-focused majors.
Question 1 to Support Healthcare, Workforce Training in Rhode Island’s High-Demand Fields
Rhode Island College ImpactIf approved by voters on Nov. 3, Question 1 will support the development of a Student Success and Career Readiness Center at Adams Library.
RIC, CCRI, Citizens & Building Futures Launch Rhode Island’s First Registered Apprenticeship in Cybersecurity
New program creates direct pathways to full-time, high growth roles in cybersecurity and information security.
Dr. Jack R. Warner Officially Installed as 11th President of Rhode Island College
The inauguration was held on campus Friday with an installation ceremony followed by a gala
Statement from the Rhode Island College Foundation on the Passing of Alan Shawn Feinstein
From Executive Director Eric Shoen, on behalf of the foundation’s staff and board of directors.
Alumni Association Welcomes New Leadership
The new director of alumni relations returns to her alma mater, while the incoming board president strengthens his existing ties to the campus community.
Rhode Island College Foundation Welcomes New Director
Rhode Island College ImpactEric Shoen is a certified fundraising executive with 25 years of philanthropic experience.
Rhode Island College Announces Gov. McKee as Baccalaureate Commencement Speaker
Honorary degree recipients include a nonprofit leader, a pioneer in nursing education and an alumnus leading refugee resettlement in Rhode Island.
Dr. Jack R. Warner Named 11th President of Rhode Island College
The decision by the Rhode Island Council on Postsecondary Education was unanimous in favor of the leader who has served in an interim role since 2022.
Statement from President Jack Warner on SCOTUS Affirmative Action Decision
"We are proud that Rhode Island College has an increasingly diverse student body that looks more like the state we serve every day, and we will work continuously to better serve our mission to be a school of opportunity for all Rhode Islanders."