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For 169 New Law Graduates, 'Welcome to a Great Profession'
May 16, 2014Public Affairs Staff
The Honorable Judith S. Kay – retired Chief Judge for the State of New York – reassures members of С��Ƶ Law Class of 2014 of the many opportunities to serve society, help individuals.
A Passionate Advocate for Social Justice
May 12, 2014Jill Rodrigues ’05
Willie Borkai ’14 discovered a love for activism at С��Ƶ that will spring him into a budding career after Commencement.
With an Assist from С��Ƶ, Tiverton to Launch Visioning Process at Stone Bridge
May 6, 2014Brian E. Clark
Students from Community Partnerships Center will base redevelopment scenarios for former gas station on input from Tiverton residents, officials.
A Celebration of Student Projects for Local Communities
May 1, 2014Public Affairs Staff
Student efforts within local communities and around the globe showcased in the Community Engagement Celebration.
Self, Home and Belonging
April 17, 2014Jill Rodrigues ’05
Through a journey of self-exploration, acclaimed inaugural poet Richard Blanco shares his quest of finding himself and a country to call home.
Partnership to Aid in Cultivating Diverse Vendors for National Grid, CVS
April 11, 2014Brian E. Clark
Curriculum created by Professional Education Center at the School of Continuing Studies will train diverse supply chain participants on essential skills for small business success.
For Student Investment Fund Managers, National Champions Times Two
April 10, 2014Brian E. Clark
With a 36.17 percent return during 2013, finance students at Mario J. Gabelli School of Business capture top honors at GAME, RISE competitions.
Reflections from the Other Side of the World
April 7, 2014Jack Dunleavy '15
Pilot study abroad program at Kochi University lands junior Jack Dunleavy on a life-changing trip to Japan.
A Dream in Full Bloom
April 7, 2014Melissa A. Patricio
Vivien Sin ’06 springs into New York Fashion Week as assistant designer for Marc Jacobs #MJDaisyChain Tweet Shop.
A Journey into America’s Racial Divide
April 3, 2014Jill Rodrigues ’05
In a thought-provoking and heartbreaking lecture, critically acclaimed documentary filmmaker David Wilson recounts exploring his family’s history of slavery.