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Bringing Math to Underrepresented Groups
Three math faculty design an afterschool math program for urban middle schoolers.
Gen Z Activism
“Don’t wait for something like what happened to us to happen to you,” said Tyah-Amoy Roberts, survivor of one of the country's worst mass shootings.
Filling the Gaps in Art Education
Graduate of the youth development program leads Riverzedge Arts program.
Anime Lover Studies Japanese at the Source
With a $6,000 Shinn Study Abroad Scholarship, Enrique Garcia only paid $300 out of pocket to live and study in Japan.
Alumna Develops R.I.’s First Uniform Response Protocol for Child Pornography
Angela Kemp ’18, project manager for Day One
Alchemist Searches for Identity through Jewelry Art
Thoa DiChiara’s jewelry, like identity, is one-of-a-kind. The band of this bracelet is surrounded by Buddhas and molds of the artist’s fingertips.
Failure is Never Fatal
I think one of the biggest challenges of living, working and being part of an urban community is that it’s so easy to fail and then stop," says Alex Lucini ’09.
Former State Home on RIC Campus Designated National Historic Landmark
One of the girls cottages at the State Home and School. (Courtesy of State Archives.)
Training the Next Generation in Nonviolence
“The old law of an eye for an eye leaves everybody blind.” – Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.