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Reed offers students a new perspective on Mideast

In the last five years, Roger Williams University has made strides toward becoming a more international school, welcoming more students and faculty from abroad,...

Food distribution startup revamps old warehouse

When Coastal Foods was bought out nine years ago, the owners of the 28,000-square-foot warehouse at 481 Dyer Ave. in Cranston continued to rent...

New CCRI president eager to take college to next level

In December, after Thomas D. Sepe, Community College of Rhode Island’s president since 2000, stepped down amid labor troubles and criticism over low graduation...

Marine electronics firm finds new markets ashore

When KVH Industries started making electronic compasses in 1982, having satellite television in a car or boat was science fiction. But soon the company,...

Contractor fights crime locally by hiring parolee

Karen Carson is a highly valued employee of Stand Corp. As an administrative assistant for site supervisors at the Warwick-based construction company, she handles...

A treasure trove for quirky tastes

COMPANY PROFILE Copacetic Rudely Elegant Jewelry Owner: Don Beohner Type of Business: Jewelry store Location: The Arcade, 65 Weybosset St., Providence Employees: 2 Year Founded: 1985 Annual Sales: WND When Don Beohner...

Colleges limit credit card use due to merchant fees

In response to high merchant fees and in step with schools across the country, many colleges in Rhode Island are limiting students’ ability to...

Apeiron Institute works to make the world greener

When the idea for The Apeiron Institute for Environmental Living was first conceived in 1994, it was going to be based on Earthship, a...
Photo courtesy The Compass School
Making water work: Students at The Compass School test a water-powered carousel they built. Crouching around the carousel are, from left, sixth-graders Megan Martin and Maddie Zeek and eighth-grader Sean Donoghue.

Charter school sees the world as its classroom

From kindergartners and first-graders taking nature walks and examining trees, to seventh-and eighth-graders designing solar cars, each student at The Compass School in South...

Big users get clean power alternative

For nearly two years, Rhode Island residents and small business owners have been able to offer financial support for renewable energy generation through GreenUp,...
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