Alum gains funding for water purification system company
CEO of HMSolution Margaret Lengerich SCMIM’13 was awarded $50,000 Sept. 12 by the Slater Technology Fund for her water purification technology company.
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University responds to Congressional endowment inquiry
Brown issued a response April 1 to an inquiry on endowment spending issued by members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives.
Congressional Republicans’ letter questions U. endowment spending
Republican leadership of the Senate Finance Committee and the House Ways and Means Committee sent letters to 56 universities, including Brown, Feb. 8.
Alum proposes single-payer healthcare bill in State House
Rep. Aaron Regunberg ’12, D-Providence, introduced a bill with several other representatives that would establish a single-payer health system in the state.
Herald poll reveals 4.1 percent of students have sold illegal drugs
Approximately 4.1 percent of undergraduates have sold illegal drugs for profit, according to a poll conducted by The Herald last month.
Young people join Cicilline’s town hall
About 100 young people participated in a Town Hall for the Next Generation organized by Rep. David Cicilline ’83, D-R.I Thursday.
Unpaid wages reveal gaps in labor programs for disabled
Intellectually and developmentally disabled workers within Rhode Island sheltered workshops are still being abused on the job.
Q&A: Rep. David Cicilline ’83 looks to engage young voters at Town Hall event
“The presence of big money in our political system has exacerbated the impression that people’s voices are being drowned out by special interests”
Plans for bridge, parks resume
A pedestrian bridge connecting the Jewelry District to the East Side is set to begin construction in summer 2016.
State receives paid family leave grant
Rhode Island has been awarded $235,737 by the Labor Department for its Temporary Caregiver Insurance Program.
University responds to Congressional endowment inquiry
Brown issued a response April 1 to an inquiry on endowment spending issued by members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives.
Congressional Republicans’ letter questions U. endowment spending
Republican leadership of the Senate Finance Committee and the House Ways and Means Committee sent letters to 56 universities, including Brown, Feb. 8.
Alum proposes single-payer healthcare bill in State House
Rep. Aaron Regunberg ’12, D-Providence, introduced a bill with several other representatives that would establish a single-payer health system in the state.
Herald poll reveals 4.1 percent of students have sold illegal drugs
Approximately 4.1 percent of undergraduates have sold illegal drugs for profit, according to a poll conducted by The Herald last month.
Young people join Cicilline’s town hall
About 100 young people participated in a Town Hall for the Next Generation organized by Rep. David Cicilline ’83, D-R.I Thursday.
Unpaid wages reveal gaps in labor programs for disabled
Intellectually and developmentally disabled workers within Rhode Island sheltered workshops are still being abused on the job.
Q&A: Rep. David Cicilline ’83 looks to engage young voters at Town Hall event
“The presence of big money in our political system has exacerbated the impression that people’s voices are being drowned out by special interests”
Plans for bridge, parks resume
A pedestrian bridge connecting the Jewelry District to the East Side is set to begin construction in summer 2016.
State receives paid family leave grant
Rhode Island has been awarded $235,737 by the Labor Department for its Temporary Caregiver Insurance Program.
