Tag: Amy Kempe
PBN unveils 2026 Leaders & Achievers honorees
PROVIDENCE – Providence Business News has named 24 honorees for its 2026 Leaders & Achievers Awards program.
The individuals chosen for this year’s program –...
FADING PROMISE: Trump orders take toll on regional wind industry; will...
It was a breezy summer afternoon at Quonset Point in North Kingstown when tradesmen Lucileno Gomes and Antonio Gianfrancesco clocked out after their shift...
Costigan always felt at home at CCRI
2024 Business Women Awards
INDUSTRY LEADER | EDUCATION: Rosemary A. Costigan
Community College of Rhode Island interim president
A RECENT HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE and first-generation college...
CCRI to privatize campus bookstores
PROVIDENCE – A search is underway by the Community College of Rhode Island for a private vendor to take over operations at the...
CCRI a finalist in Lumina Foundation’s $1M prize to boost marketing...
WARWICK – The Community College of Rhode Island is among 10 community colleges from around the U.S. in the running for a seven-figure grant...
CCRI to require students to be fully vaccinated by start of...
WARWICK – The Community College of Rhode Island is the latest local college to require all students to be vaccinated for COVID-19 before returning...
CCRI to bring back some laid-off employees, restore pay increases
WARWICK – Community College of Rhode Island President Meghan L. Hughes announced late Thursday that the college will bring back some previously laid-off employees...
Egan: Local colleges facing significant financial strain if second stimulus doesn’t...
PROVIDENCE – Daniel P. Egan, president of the Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of Rhode Island, sees resiliency in students returning to local...
CCRI unveils new condensed academic term for students who enroll late
WARWICK – As a means to help students who delayed their decisions to enroll in college this fall for a variety of reasons, including...
CCRI, R.I. College projected to see enrollment declines for fall
PROVIDENCE – Two of Rhode Island’s three state colleges have publicly disclosed that they are expecting enrollment declines for the upcoming fall, as the...
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