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The investigation previously covered activities at the Warren Alpert Medical School and is now expanded to the entire university from the period of Oct. 7, 2023 to the present
The news comes a few days after the Rhode Island School of Design announced the State Department had revoked one of its international student’s visas
The Rhode Island nonprofit is determined to keep going despite the funding crisis caused by the dismantling of USAID
The head of the Rhode Island Community Food Bank says the USDA cuts come at a time when proposed cuts to SNAP benefits and free school meal programs are expected to increase demand at food pantries
The ‘Hands Off’ protest was organized by a mix of local labor, environmental and political groups
Rep. Magaziner calls for voters to keep speaking up
Local farmer’s markets may help, according to food policy advocates
Transit riders say moving the Kennedy Plaza bus hub is the last thing RIPTA should be focusing on while it still has a more than $30 million funding hole to fill
Former Providence Journal sports writer will be honored during the NCAA Final Four
From Brown’s student journalism on administrative bloat to RISD’s removal of anti-Zionist art, Rhode Island universities are grappling with the tensions between free expression and political sensitivity