A Conversation with Miss Major
A member of the original "Stonewall Rebellion," Miss Major joined Rhode Island College to talk their personal story, activism and rights for transgender individuals.
Frequently Asked Questions
East Campus
| Building Name | Location | # of Restrooms |
|---|---|---|
| Kauffman Center | Main Floor | 2 |
| Guardo Hall (School of Social Work) | First Floor | 2 |
| Yellow Cottage | First and Second Floor | 2 |
| Forman Center | Annex, First and Second Floor | 6 |
| Building 1 | Ground Floor, First Floor | 3 |
| Building 2 | Stairwell | 1 |
| Building 3 | Ground Floor, First Floor | 3 |
| Building 4 | First Floor | 1 |
| Building 5 | First Floor, Second Floor | 4 |
| Building 6 | Stairwell | 1 |
| Building 7 | Ground, First Floor | 3 |
| Building 8 | Stairwell, Ground Floor | 2 |
| Recreation Center | Family Locker Room |
Main Campus
| Building Name | Location | # of Restrooms |
|---|---|---|
| Adams Library | Fourth Floor | 2 |
| Alex and Ani Hall | Second Floor | 1 |
| Alger Hall | 203G | 1 |
| Craig-Lee Hall | One on each level | 5 |
| Donovan Dining Center | Mezzanine Level (Second Floor) | 2 |
| Fogarty Life Science | First Floor | 2 |
| Horace Mann Hall | Second Floor | 1 |
| Nazarian Center | Room 144, 145, 211, 212 | 4 |
| Roberts Hall - Backstage | Room 115 and 116 | 2 |
| Roberts Hall - President's Wing | Room 404, 415, and 416 | 3 |
| Sapinsley Hall | Room 163 and 165 | 2 |
| Student Union | Fourth Floor | 1 |
| Student Athlete Success Center | Ground Level, First Floor | 2 |
| Building 30 | First Floor | 2 |
We can provide peer support to students looking to discuss important issues, however we do not provide trained mental health providers. If you are looking for professional counseling, we encourage you to visit the Center for Health and Wellness on campus.
The Registrar's Office handles changes of information.
Queerness is an umbrella term that is broadly used to refer to individuals and identities that are (currently) understood as culturally non-normative, especially of genders and sexualities such as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, asexual, and others. RIC offers a minor in Queer Studies, an interdisciplinary field of inquiry that examines the histories, lives, identities, experiences and struggles of queer people. This minor compliments a variety of majors and disciplines. Learn more about the Queer Studies minor.
