Amid routine preparations for the school year ahead, this past summer resident assistants at universities across Rhode Island received new training on how to administer the opioid overdose reversal medication naloxone. While opioid overdoses are decreasing statewide, 69% of overdose deaths were still attributed to opioid usage in 2024, according to the R.I. Executive Office of
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