PC president looks to market Friars’ brand on national level
(Editor’s note: This is the first installment in an occasional series of interviews with the state’s new wave of higher education leaders.)
The Rev. Kenneth...
Downtown Woonsocket getting a higher ed boost
The workforce in southern Rhode Island got a helping hand in getting crucial training when the state opened the Westerly Education Center four years...
Curren ensures metal refining family business in capable hands
It’s hard to sum up Pease & Curren Inc.’s business in a single word.
Much of the 40,000-square-foot building in Warwick suggests manufacturing: unfinished, concrete...
Robot-assisted surgeon performs a first in R.I.
With the precision of slender robotic tools, Dr. Subhashini Ayloo can look inside someone’s abdomen with three-dimensional accuracy.
A small incision can be all she...
Survive and advance
Daniel P. McConaghy | R.I. Convention Center Authority executive director
There’s a popular phrase in the college basketball universe: Survive and advance.
It’s about using the...
Federal pandemic aid can help now and the long term
While Rhode Island state leaders are focused on hoarding an estimated $1.1 billion in new federal pandemic aid, a different political dynamic is playing...
R.I.’s new guard in higher ed
The region is in the midst of a changing of the guard among higher education leaders.
Since 2019, five new college administrators have taken the...
Five Questions With: John J. Igliozzi Jr.
John J. Igliozzi Jr. | President, Providence City Council
1. What are your top priorities as council president? Priority No. 1 is stabilizing our...
Making cookies full time
Like any card-carrying millennial, Nur Shahida Roslan created an Instagram account to document her food and travel adventures.
She named the personal page “Feed the...
How will states tax remote work?
After finally getting the hang of remote work, employers could face new headaches around tax policies for workers whose home offices had them working...
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