Jacquelyn Voghel
Some are upset with working waterfront proposal for Providence Comprehensive Plan
A compromise between Providence city councilors and Mayor Brett P. Smiley is expected to clear the way for passage of the city’s 10-year Comprehensive...
Woonsocket district named to National Register of Historic Places
WOONSOCKET – A seventh city district has won designation to the National Register of Historic Places.
The Federal Street Historic District, which includes six properties...
Brown adds online master’s degree in data science
PROVIDENCE – Technology advances and their ethical applications will stand as a central focus in a new online degree program offered by Brown University.
The...
URI-led team nets $500K to develop wearable tech for stroke survivors
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – An international collaboration led by University of Rhode Island researchers will seek to develop wearable technology to help stroke survivors recover...
BUILDING BONDS: New housing, higher ed facilities top $343M in bond...
In Rhode Island, $107,452 won’t get residents very far in the housing market.
That figure – the state’s median household income – doesn’t support an...
Constitutional convention? Clashing views
Rhode Island’s first statewide ballot question is an outlier in more than one way, observers say.
When Rhode Islanders vote in the general election, Question...
PBN tech summit ‘You can’t outsource your responsibility’ to protect customer...
In a global environment where criminal hacking has become an industry in itself, Peter Reid acknowledges that few businesses have the resources to hire...
Panel pushes for R.I. businesses to adopt AI, says state lags...
If artificial intelligence was personified as one of your co-workers, Rhode Island College professor Tim Henry says, it would right now rank as an...
Five Questions With: Kristie DeJesus
Kristie DeJesus | Director, Center for Entrepreneurship and Design Thinking at Bryant University
1. What is your vision for Bryant’s Center for Entrepreneurship and Design...
R.I. has fallen behind in use of manufactured homes
As a housing crisis continues to rage throughout the U.S., a recent report notes that more residents are willing to live in nontraditional quarters...
