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Earlier this month, Providence Mayor Brett Smiley announced a proposal to direct $3 million toward creating Providence’s first green revolving fund. If approved, the money will sponsor energy efficiency ...
The Nitro Bar, a Rhode Island-based coffee company, will be opening its second Providence location at 134 Ives Street in the Fox Point neighborhood. The new storefront, which is set to open in late May ...
The talk was organized by The Watson Center for International and Public Affairs.
The study used seismic waves to measure temperature under the Earth’s surface. Courtesy of Karen Fischer
Students from Brown and the U.S. Military Academy at West Point presented arguments for and against the value of higher education in preparing one for a career.
The median for a recent exam in Economic Professor Roberto Serrano’s class was 98%, with 40 out of 86 students scoring 100%.
The Maxwell Scholarship Fund will provide eight full tuition scholarships for undergraduate students.
The set, which was released on April 14, features an anecdote about how Donald Trump threatened to sue Noah for a joke he made at the Grammy Awards.
Light Rake has produced content for the Sundance Film Festival, Tribeca Film Festival and New York Fashion Week.
It is wildly uncommon for a president to have approval ratings this low in the first two years of the presidency. The second Trump administration’s baseless foreign wars, the corresponding economic ...
On April 13, Jens Ludwig, a distinguished service professor and director of the Crime Lab at the University of Chicago, delivered a talk on how gun violence can be prevented through methods such as behavioral ...
On Saturday, the Brown Political Union hosted the West Point Speech and Parliamentary Debate Team to debate the primary purpose of a college education. Before the event, Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee gave ...
Economics Professor Roberto Serrano normally holds in-person exams for his ECON 1170: “Welfare Economics and Social Choice Theory” class, but this semester he decided to assign a take-home, closed-book ...
This is the fourth installment in a series of Science & Research articles addressing widely held beliefs and myths on college campuses.
On April 7, the Rhode Island School of Design announced that it had received a $20 million gift from the Maxwell/Hanrahan Foundation — the largest outright gift in the institution’s history — to ...
Last fall, the Rhode Island Cannabis Control Commission opened applications for cannabis retail licenses for the first time since the state’s legalization of recreational marijuana use in 2022 — which ...
Trevor Noah wears many hats — actor, political commentator, Emmy-award winning television host, producer, New York Times bestselling author and, of course, comedian. But it is when he combines these ...
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