Students of color gathered outside President Christina Paxson’s P’19 office Thursday to serve as “diversity consultants” for the University.

Dancing traffic cop at intersection of controversy; Putting out fires in the fire department; Minority-owned businesses

A fire broke out on the roof of the Textron Tower at 40 Westminster St. Sunday morning in a heating or air conditioning unit.

Only one in three students met state standards in English, while only one in four did so in math, according to standardized test results released Tuesday.

Acelia Terrero, owner of Ada’s Creations on Broad Street, told the Providence Board of Licenses that she paid $29,000 in bribes, Turn to 10 reported.

Mayor Elorza has partnered with Rhode Island Housing to start a $3 million fund offering small loans to those renovating abandoned homes in Providence.

“Terrorizing Indians into submission became as American as apple pie.”

Nicole Alexander-Scott MPH’11, director of the Rhode Island Department of Health, stressed the need for health equity in Rhode Island in a speech at Brown.

Population demographics vary drastically across the city’s 25 neighborhoods.

Mayor Jorge Elorza signed an ordinance into law Sept. 18 that limits the number of students allowed to live in single-family homes in R-1 and R-1A zones.