FBI Director Kash Patel’s mismanagement delayed response to Dec. 13 shooting, whistleblower alleges
By Ian Ritter | February 25The whistleblower’s allegations were shared in a letter written by U.S. Sen. Richard Durbin.
The whistleblower’s allegations were shared in a letter written by U.S. Sen. Richard Durbin.
In previous years, employees were offered private rooms on campus or in hotels.
Office hours and review sessions were also canceled due to the record-high snowfall.
The lawsuit was brought under the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act.
The Wildlife Clinic of R.I. and Congress of the Birds reported an increase in avian patients from last winter.
Some professors have not changed their syllabus in recent years, while others have included additional non-reading materials.
Every faculty member associated with the program is also affiliated with a separate department.
On Sunday, Gov. Dan McKee declared a state of emergency and issued a travel ban on all roads due to the severe weather conditions.
The Herald spoke with three religious leaders to discuss how they are responding to recent ICE activity in the state.
A recent bill introduced would protect Rhode Islanders involved in court proceedings from being arrested by ICE agents without a judicial warrant.
Gov. Dan McKee signed an executive order directing a review of the state’s net metering program.
Providence schools share how they celebrate Black History Month.
The Herald spoke to Facilities Management leaders to learn about the measures that go into making Brown’s campus safe after winter storms.
The event was organized in coalition with the PSLRI, following the general strike called for by student organizations in Minnesota.
The Herald dove into the application review process on the 14th floor of the Sciences Library.
The agreement comes after employees voted to authorize a strike in December.
The program hosts around 50 unhoused community members on cold nights.
President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20 and her husband Ari Gabinet P’19 P’MD’20 welcomed Murphy home in December.
Community members can donate artwork, photographs, texts and social media posts to the project.
Brown Loves Providence, which started on Valentine’s Day, will run until March 16.