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Zakaria’s 45-minute lecture was hosted by the Saxena Center for Contemporary South Asia.
Mady Calhoun ’26. After narrowly clinching the last seed in Ivy Madness, Bruno took the trip to Ithaca for a heavyweight matchup against the nationally ranked and first-seed Tigers.
Jocelyne Lioe ’29, Nina Sethanandha ’29 and Dylan George ’29 (left to right). The musical was adapted from Alison Bechdel’s autobiographical graphic novel.
Dylan George ’29.
Seth Peiris ’26 (left) and Peter Brueggemann ’29 (right).
The Philippines women’s national football team is looking to qualify for the World Cup.
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Taught by Associate Professor of Africana Studies Kim Gallon, the class’s curriculum is rooted in Octavia Butler’s dystopian novel “Parable of the Sower.”
“F1” uses the power of cinematography and sound to thrust viewers right onto the racetrack.
The Community College of Rhode Island aims to start a cohort-based program that will serve 125 educators over three years.
The Rhode Island Foundation has created a special Community Partner Resilience Fund, hoping to aid target organizations suffering reductions due to federal policy changes.