News

Find a News Article or Story

Currently selected filters

National Association of Black Law Enforcement Officers Look to Alum Charles Wilson to Move Forward

Wilson intends to put a spotlight on lethal force, racial profiling and police brutality.

RIC’s PEP Program – a Prescription for Success

RIC’s PEP Program provided a solid college foundation for Jinnette Santana.

Black History Month Celebrates the Artistic Expressions of Black Culture

“As an Afro-Latino I feel that this is a celebration for me as well.” — Julio Berroa ’21

A Look Inside an Unforgettable Season

The Anchorwomen had a historic season, with a 25-game winning streak during the regular season.

With a RIC Technical Theatre Degree, the Possibilities are Endless

From regional theatre, to corporate gigs, from concert tours to Disney World, there’s so many ways you can apply a technical theatre degree.

Africana Studies Launches New Black Film Series

The series opens with the documentary “Stamped from the Beginning,” on Thursday, Feb. 15, at 6 p.m. in Gaige 100.

World Premiere of “La Broa’” Features RIC Theatre Alumni

“La Broa’” celebrates the history, heritage and cultures of Latinos in Rhode Island.

Celebrating African American Achievements

This year’s theme is African Americans and the Arts

$25K Endowment to Support New R.I. Portuguese American Archives at RIC

A powerful advocate of Portuguese American history and heritage, Marie Fraley is the benefactor of this new archive at RIC.

Historic Exhibit of Noted African American Sculptor Features Items from RIC’s Special Collections

A native of Rhode Island, Nancy Elizabeth Prophet was one of America’s most elite African American sculptors.