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Washington Trust sponsors free financial education for 4th consecutive year

WESTERLY – The Washington Trust Co. is funding free financial literacy programs for the fourth year in a row, the bank announced. The programs will...

URI’s Parlange: ‘We are not an ivory tower’

NORTH KINGSTOWN – In the past year, the University of Rhode Island has had much to celebrate, says school President Marc B. Parlange, from...

Brown University gifted $16.75M for expansion of design workshop

PROVIDENCE – Brown University will expand and modernize the Brown Design Workshop with an 18-month renovation of Prince Lab in the spring semester of...

Ocean State 2026 seeking proposals for special events during World Cup

PROVIDENCE – The nonprofit Ocean State 2026 is now accepting applications for grants from organizations interested in running soccer-related or cultural events over the...

URI football to call Centreville Bank Stadium home in 2026

PAWTUCKET – Another sports team will call Centreville Bank Stadium home next fall. The University of Rhode Island announced Wednesday it will play home football...

URI launches new AI, computational research institute 

SOUTH KINGSTOWN – The University of Rhode Island is continuing its push into artificial intelligence, data science and computing with the launch of a...

IYRS School of Technology & Trades, alumna Athena Vieira earn national recognition

NEWPORT – The IYRS School of Technology & Trades and an alumna have earned national recognition from the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and...

DOJ sues Providence schools over loan forgiveness program for minority teachers

PROVIDENCE – The U.S. Department of Justice on Tuesday filed a lawsuit against the R.I. Department of Education and the Providence Public School District...

Report: Housing costs a major concern among R.I. residents

NORTH KINGSTOWN – Though a representative sample of Rhode Islanders nearly universally find housing costs concerning, many hold to a "not in my backyard"...

Barrington school teacher placed on leave, to be investigated over alleged Charlie Kirk post

BARRINGTON – A teacher in the town’s public school district has been placed on paid administrative leave over concerns related to social media activity...
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