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Mayoral candidates tackle city education, infrastructure

Mayoral candidates discussed plans to boost Providence’s economy, reduce violence, improve the public school system and support city libraries.

Archival project sheds light on Brazil-U.S. relations

Researchers and students all over the world can now access thousands of U.S. State Department documents about Brazil at the click of a button.

Latin American leaders discuss climate change progress

The conference focused on the desired outcomes of the annual United Nations Climate Summit, which will take place in Lima, Peru this December.

New institute uses social lens to study environment

A new Institute for the Study of Environment and Society will launch next fall, the University announced Monday.

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Adrift in the Ocean State

For Rhode Island’s homeless population, service providers offer some answers — and some obstacles.

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‘Medea’ brings ancient feud to Brown

From the lofty parapet of Mount Olympus to the tortured currents of the River Styx, the gods have no fury like a woman scorned.

‘Iolanthe’ is the seventh of Gilbert and Sullivan’s 14 comedic operas produced between 1871 and 1896.

Gilbert and Sullivan hits high note with ‘Iolanthe’

The comic opera focuses on forbidden love between a fairy and the half-mortal Strephon.

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Editorial: Reform on a community level

Community colleges will be crucial to any attempts to reform the system.

Delaney '15: Don’t study abroad, volunteer or work abroad

To put it bluntly, students should travel abroad to volunteer or work in a foreign country and culture rather than to study.

Tennis '14 and Newlon '14: Don’t read the comments

Don’t read the comments. Especially if you’re a woman.

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Former Chilean President and Professor-at-Large Ricardo Lagos discusses climate policy with former Mexican President Felipe Calderon.

Latin American leaders discuss climate change progress

April 17, 2014 | 0 comments