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On Saturday, a crowd gathered on North Main Street for the official opening of the Providence location of Bitty & Beau’s Coffee, a cafe that strives to employ people with intellectual and developmental ...
13% of graduate student respondents have experienced food insecurity, according to the Graduate Student Council’s annual Quality of Life Survey. The survey, which was conducted between mid-October to ...
One hundred sixty-five graduating seniors, 47 juniors and one graduating PhD student were elected to the University’s chapter of Phi Beta Kappa on May 21 and April 3 respectively, according to announcements ...
Academic scholars and experts who study slavery and justice convened at the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs Monday night to discuss the relationship between slavery and capitalism. ...
Former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele will join the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs as a faculty fellow and lead a series of study groups this fall semester, ...
Rhode Island voter identification laws implemented this year faced their first major test Tuesday as voters turned out across the state to cast their ballots in the general election. The ID laws require ...
Rhode Island voters cast their ballots yesterday in the state primaries to determine the nominees for the Nov. 6 general elections. Given the state's leftward leaning, most of the hotly-contested races ...
The University received a grant from Johnson and Johnson last month to provide seed funds for biomedical research that could have commercial or practical applications. The unrestricted grant was not awarded ...
From students enjoying their first days on College Hill to administrators who spent years working alongside President Ruth Simmons, members of the Brown community expressed admiration, sadness and surprise ...
Delsa Marfeo answered the phone Monday night to unwelcome news. Her son's school would likely close at the end of the year, a representative of the Providence School Department told her — and it ...
The women's basketball team got blown out of the Pizzitola Center yesterday, falling to Boston University, 87-58, to drop to 2-5 on the season.
Allie and Morgan stood nervously outside their friend Rachel's door. The three freshmen had rehearsed the conversation they were about to have enough times to make it appear natural, but it was still ...
It isn't every day that a budding entrepreneur ends up standing in an elevator with the major CEO who could help turn his or her fledgling idea into a profitable business venture. Almost certainly, the ...
Watch out, President Bush. "The Beat Back Bush Workout" is warning you - you better be ready to be danced on!
Thanks to the steady guidance of quarterback Nick Marietti '05 and the dominant running of tailback Nick Hartigan '06, the football team ended its season on a high note, defeating Columbia, 33-21.
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