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GROWING ENTERPRISE: UMass Dartmouth is a $25.6 million research enterprise that graduated 24 Ph.D. recipients this past spring, says Provost Mohammad Karim. / COURTESY UMASS DARTMOUTH  PHOTOGRAPHICS/JENNIFER WHITE

UMass eyes clout through research

The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth offers 10 doctoral programs and has up to three new doctoral degrees in the pipeline, as it positions itself...
PROVIDENCE COLLEGE (above) planned to kick off a $140 million comprehensive campaign Saturday night. / COURTESY PROVIDENCE COLLEGE

PC to kick off campaign

PROVIDENCE – Providence College planned to kick off a $140 million comprehensive campaign Saturday night that is more than two-thirds complete, aiming to raise...
"Many kids living with epilepsy find it challenging to have a typical childhood for fear of the unknown."

Five Questions With: Marisol Garcia

Marisol Garcia is executive director of The Matty Fund, a nonprofit committed to improving the lives of children and families living with epilepsy. She...

Hispanic arts, literature celebrated at PCL

PROVIDENCE – Hispanic arts and literature is being celebrated this weekend at the Providence Community Library through Feria del Libro y las Artes de...

National Grid, Amica co-sponsor College Leadership

National Grid and Amica Insurance Co. are co-sponsoring the 2014 session of College Leadership Rhode Island, now underway, with 33 students from nine local...

Robinson & Cole employees help 11 groups

In the firm’s second annual Summer of Service, Robinson & Cole LLP lawyers and staff volunteered with 11 different nonprofit organizations based in Providence,...

Bristol County Savings gives $25K to Attleboro

TAUNTON – Bristol County Savings Bank recently presented $25,000 to the city of Attleboro for its 100th Anniversary celebration activities. The bank and its majority-owned...
ROGER WILLIAMS UNIVERSITY President Donald J. Farish said the university extended its tuition freeze for undergraduates and law school students another year. / COURTESY ROGER WILLIAMS UNIVERSITY

Roger Williams University extends tuition freeze

BRISTOL – Freezing tuition for Roger Williams University undergraduates and law school students has been extended another year, and appears to be contributing to...
DEBORAH A. GIST, Rhode Island's commissioner of elementary and secondary education, said that Barrington Middle School, Fort Barton Elementary School in Tiverton and Stephen Olney Elementary School in North Providence all were named 2014 Blue Ribbon Schools by the U.S. Department of Education. / PBN FILE PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

Three R.I. schools named 2014 Blue Ribbon Schools

PROVIDENCE - Three Rhode Island public schools have been honored as 2014 National Blue Ribbon Schools by the U.S. Department of Education. The federal agency...
RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF DESIGN kicked off National Manufacturing Month in October two days early with multiple events including the opening of Co-Works, a new facility focused on creation and collaboration.

RISD kicks off manufacturing month early, debuts new facility

PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island School of Design on Monday kicked off National Manufacturing Month in October two days early with multiple events including...
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