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RIC Professor of Biology Lloyd Matsumoto Retires
RIC Professor of Biology Lloyd Matsumoto has served Rhode Island College for 34 years. His reputation still has the power to lift heads when he enters a room.
Over 100 Student Research Projects at RIC
Rhode Island College ImpactManagement major Lissa Almanzar displays her research on “Leadership and the Social Psychology of Lean Enterprise.”
Towle-Weicksel Awarded $20K to Fund Her Cancer Research
Rhode Island College ImpactTowle-Weicksel (left) in lab with students (Photo credit: Zoey Wang.)
Business-IT Field Study in Portugal
How many students get the chance to work for a megacorporation? Our students were offered that opportunity.
Service Learning in Ecuador
Sociology professor creates service-learning project at orphanage in Ecuador.
2017 Open Books – Open Minds Student Conference
A record number of RIC students – 50 in all – will present their research at the 6th annual Open Books – Open Minds (OBOM) Student Conference on Wednesday, April 19, based on this year’s common book, “The Shallows: What the Internet is Doing to our Brains.”
The Director Behind RIC’s Winning Musical Theatre Program
In the span of his career, Bill Wilson has directed and choreographed over 100 landmark musicals and will undoubtedly go on to produce even more big hits – both shows and KCACTF winners.
Innovation Office Delivers on Its Promise
Innovation Office team, from left, Chief Innovation Officer Richard Culatta, Education Lead Daniela Fairchild, Director of Strategy Octavia Abell, Project Managers Billy Patterson and Andrea Russo, and Government Lead Kevin Parker.
SMIF Experiential Learning, a Smart Investment in the Future
These students aren’t waiting to become traders on Wall Street, they’re investing now, using their own capital from the Student-Managed Investment Fund.
Inaugural Speech of 10th RIC President Frank D. Sánchez
"It is because of our unmatched legacy, a student-focused inspiration and the unbound possibilities of a brilliant future that I proudly, and with great optimism, accept the 10th presidency of Rhode Island College."