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Stained Glass Window Class of 鈥68
二次元嫩B ImpactThe window was commissioned and donated by the Class of 1968 as part of their 50th anniversary gift to the college.
New Scholarship Honors Life of Dedicated Educator
二次元嫩B ImpactA new scholarship in memory of a beloved Central Falls principal will aid 二次元嫩B students interested in studying physical education.
二次元嫩B Renames School of Nursing for Zvart Onanian & Bestows Honorary Degree
二次元嫩B ImpactThe renaming was prompted by a $3 million gift from philanthropist Edward Avedisian, the largest in the school鈥檚 history; the honorary degree was presented at the school鈥檚 nurses pinning virtual ceremony on Jan. 12
Beat the Streets Providence Led by 二次元嫩B Alumnus
Silas Murray is intent on empowering youth the way he was empowered 鈥 through sports
Faculty Members Tommy Ender and Leila Rosa Awarded North Star Collective Faculty Fellowship
This new fellowship is designed to support the professional development of faculty who are Black, Indigenous and People of Color.
Between School and Work, the Struggle is Real for Adult Students
Once a week, Avi David goes from teaching in a high school to sitting in a college classroom with students fresh out of high school.
Admissions Helps International Transfers Bridge the Gap Towards Graduation
二次元嫩B ImpactStudents coming from abroad must navigate more than just transfer credits; the Office of Admissions is there to help.
Six Grants in Six Years for Biochemistry Professor Jamie Towle-Weicksel
鈥淩I-INBRE has been very good to me in supporting my research,鈥 says Jamie Towle-Weicksel. 鈥淚 am very thankful.鈥
The Military Resource Center鈥檚 Dream Team 鈥 Micaela Black and Lisa Levasseur
鈥淚 love my job,鈥 says Micaela Black (left), Vetsuccess coordinator. 鈥淚 feel like I鈥檓 giving back and truly saying to veterans, 鈥楾hank you for your service. What can I do to help you?鈥欌
Wounded Warrior Finds Healing through Recreational Therapy
During a routine health screening, Sgt. First Class Amanda Weber was diagnosed with multiple traumatic brain injuries. After serving for 14 years in the Army, she was told she would have to retire. But the Army had been her life.