Elorza reiterates call to lease Providence Water Supply Board
Mayor Jorge Elorza is continuing to press for the leasing of the Providence Water Supply Board to fund the city’s $1 billion long-term pension liabilities.
Articles by Sophie Culpepper (49)
Committee of Finance reviews budget projections
The Providence Committee on Finance convened Tuesday evening in City Hall to discuss the city’s projected budget for the next five years. At the meeting, committee members expressed concerns about the management of the school system’s finances.
Regunberg ’12 to run for R.I. lieutenant governorship
Aaron Regunberg ’12 announced his candidacy for lieutenant governor Oct. 24. Challenging incumbent Daniel McKee, Regunberg sees the office as an opportunity to tackle President Trump’s agenda and represent Rhode Islanders rather than corporations, he said.
Half of female students report being catcalled at least once a month
In her first month on College Hill, Rachel Souza ’21 was catcalled for the first time in her life.
Social Innovation Fellow builds Bhutanese dairy cooperative
This summer, Sherab Dorji ’20 traveled as a Social Innovation Fellow back to his home in Phobjikha Valley, Bhutan.
Food Truck Friday arrives at Thayer
Nine food trucks parked between the Sciences Library and the corner of George Street last week for Food Truck Friday.
U. receives $225,000 grant from Mellon Foundation
The University will host a seminar on the subject of Race and Indigeneity in the Americas using a $225,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
Bill restricting sex offenders in homeless shelters passes Rhode Island House, Senate
A bill that would cap the proportion of registered sex offenders in homeless shelter beds at 10 percent for shelters passed in the Rhode Island State House.
Annenberg hires new director
Susanna Loeb will assume the position of director of the Annenberg Institute for School Reform July 1 2018.
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Committee of Finance reviews budget projections
The Providence Committee on Finance convened Tuesday evening in City Hall to discuss the city’s projected budget for the next five years. At the meeting, committee members expressed concerns about the management of the school system’s finances.
Regunberg ’12 to run for R.I. lieutenant governorship
Aaron Regunberg ’12 announced his candidacy for lieutenant governor Oct. 24. Challenging incumbent Daniel McKee, Regunberg sees the office as an opportunity to tackle President Trump’s agenda and represent Rhode Islanders rather than corporations, he said.
Half of female students report being catcalled at least once a month
In her first month on College Hill, Rachel Souza ’21 was catcalled for the first time in her life.
Social Innovation Fellow builds Bhutanese dairy cooperative
This summer, Sherab Dorji ’20 traveled as a Social Innovation Fellow back to his home in Phobjikha Valley, Bhutan.
Food Truck Friday arrives at Thayer
Nine food trucks parked between the Sciences Library and the corner of George Street last week for Food Truck Friday.
U. receives $225,000 grant from Mellon Foundation
The University will host a seminar on the subject of Race and Indigeneity in the Americas using a $225,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
Bill restricting sex offenders in homeless shelters passes Rhode Island House, Senate
A bill that would cap the proportion of registered sex offenders in homeless shelter beds at 10 percent for shelters passed in the Rhode Island State House.
Annenberg hires new director
Susanna Loeb will assume the position of director of the Annenberg Institute for School Reform July 1 2018.
