Ben-Artzi receives $25K grant to write a book on foreign-development aid
RUTH BEN-ARTZI, an associate professor of political science at Providence College, has received a grant from the Smith Richardson Foundation to write a book...
Five Questions With: Dottie Nigrelli
Dottie Nigrelli, the manager of the Randall, Realtors office in the Watch Hill section of Westerly, recently represented the sellers of a $1.25 million condominium, capping...
Five Questions With: Brian Jepson
Providence Geeks and its technology meetups – rich with food, knowledge and networking – celebrates its 12-year anniversary next month. Providence Business News spoke...
Five Questions With: Doug Sabetti
The financing of the domestic solar industry has become more complicated. The Trump administration last week put a new 30 percent tax on imported...
Five Questions With: Kevin Splaine
Kevin Splaine, recently named executive vice president of care integration and management at Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island, is now leading...
Five Questions With: Alyssa Danielson
Alyssa Danielson has always been an animal lover and activist. Knowing from a young age she wanted to help animals, she began her career...
DeBlois wins enrichment prize from Rhode Island Foundation
ROB DEBLOIS, principal of The UCAP School, formerly the Urban Collaborative Accelerated Program, recently won the inaugural Murray Family Prize for Enrichment from the...
Five Questions With Thomas L. Dwyer
1. You plan to retire at the end of the 2017-18 academic year after 40 years at Johnson & Wales University. How has the...
Five Questions With: Joseph M. McNamara
Rhode Island has an aging population and one of the oldest housing stocks in the country. To help the physically disabled and seniors remain in...
Five Questions With: Neal B. Harrell Jr.
In Rhode Island, how do the old (boatbuilding) and new (technology) sync?
Home to yacht-design master Nathaniel Herreshoff, the Herreshoff Marine Museum/America’s Cup Hall of...
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