Brown’s asking price has Providence stadium on life support
The possibility of the PawSox owners’ making a deal for a piece of land partially owned by Brown now appears to be dead.
Articles by Duncan Gallagher (28)
Senior Orators: Lucas Johnson
Johnson’s talk — entitled “School Spirit” — will focus on how his experiences at Brown have shaped his outlook on education’s value.
Raimondo seeks Social Security tax exemption
Raimondo included a provision in her budget proposal last month that would eliminate the Social Security tax for low- and middle-income recipients.
Dynamo opening delayed two months
The nursing education center to be housed in the former South Street Power station will open in November 2016.
Senator, alum take leadership spots on Board of Licenses
The Providence Board of Licenses elected Jeffrey Williams ’85 and Sen. Juan Pichardo, D-Providence, to its most senior positions earlier this month.
Raimondo introduces first budget as governor
Gov. Gina Raimondo outlined her budget proposal in her State of the State address Thursday night.
Hundreds march on U. Hall to protest handling of cases
About 400 community members marched onto the Quiet Green Wednesday to protest the University’s handling of the date-rape drug and sexual assault cases.
At City Hall, RISD architecture dept. airs works in progress
“Thinking Architecture: RISD Works in Progress,” marks a departure from the RISD tradition of showing the works on College Hill.
Former house speaker pleads guilty in corruption case
Gordon Fox, former Speaker of the House for the General Assembly, pleaded guilty to federal charges of accepting bribes and wire fraud.
Gourmet Heaven owner faces wage lawsuit
Chung Cho, owner of the Gourmet Heaven grocery chain, must respond by Thursday to a summons, or he will lose a federal wage theft suit.
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Senior Orators: Lucas Johnson
Johnson’s talk — entitled “School Spirit” — will focus on how his experiences at Brown have shaped his outlook on education’s value.
Raimondo seeks Social Security tax exemption
Raimondo included a provision in her budget proposal last month that would eliminate the Social Security tax for low- and middle-income recipients.
Dynamo opening delayed two months
The nursing education center to be housed in the former South Street Power station will open in November 2016.
Senator, alum take leadership spots on Board of Licenses
The Providence Board of Licenses elected Jeffrey Williams ’85 and Sen. Juan Pichardo, D-Providence, to its most senior positions earlier this month.
Raimondo introduces first budget as governor
Gov. Gina Raimondo outlined her budget proposal in her State of the State address Thursday night.
Hundreds march on U. Hall to protest handling of cases
About 400 community members marched onto the Quiet Green Wednesday to protest the University’s handling of the date-rape drug and sexual assault cases.
At City Hall, RISD architecture dept. airs works in progress
“Thinking Architecture: RISD Works in Progress,” marks a departure from the RISD tradition of showing the works on College Hill.
Former house speaker pleads guilty in corruption case
Gordon Fox, former Speaker of the House for the General Assembly, pleaded guilty to federal charges of accepting bribes and wire fraud.
Gourmet Heaven owner faces wage lawsuit
Chung Cho, owner of the Gourmet Heaven grocery chain, must respond by Thursday to a summons, or he will lose a federal wage theft suit.
