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TALO will also continue to host events like the rally it held last December, as well as general body meetings for all TAs to attend, said Julia McCauley ’23, a TALO organizer.
Fulya Pinar aims to change the lens through which the world views the Middle East, highlighting how migrants and refugees are “changing the system (by) creating alternatives rather than resisting. They’re ...
Brown Barsaat, Brown’s South Asian fusion a cappella group, draws upon South Asian and Western styles in their musical performances and provides a tight-knit community for its members.
The use of the underwater equipment to film underwater scenes, which were absent from the first movie meant Cameron and producer Jon Landau needed 13 years to finish the project.
This year, the Chinese Students and Scholars Association is holding its first in-person Lunar New Year celebrations since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The report found that many third-party nationals did not receive the benefits that the Defense Base Act promises them. “These third-country nationals are invisible to a lot of Americans,” said Peter ...
Two years ago, the Providence Preservation Society put the entire city of Providence on their annual Most Endangered List to call attention to the threats posed to the city by climate change.
Fifteen scholars from all career ranks representing 13 academic institutions — including five Historically Black Colleges or Universities — were invited to the Institute's first training program. ...
Some students find it difficult to treat internships as opportunities for self-exploration, rather than another building block to be added to their resume. “The stakes just feel so high,” said Jacob ...
Several Rhode Island organizations are holding events to celebrate the state’s Black community, highlight their achievements and offer advocacy opportunities.
Several Rhode Island organizations are holding events to celebrate the state’s Black community, highlight their achievements and offer advocacy opportunities.
Activists are also calling for RIPTA to supply Kennedy Plaza with needle disposal kits, Narcan-depositing vending machines and freely-available first aid supplies.
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