Every year, Rhode Islanders lose their lives to domestic violence. Advocates and lawmakers have spent decades trying to address the public health epidemic. Why is it still happening?
From a student who landed a FIFA role before he’d finished his last final to a decades-long culinary expert overseeing nutrition for the U.S. Men’s National Team, JWU graduates played a major role in the massive operation.
F. Scott Fitzgerald’s 1925 timeless tale looks and sounds new with exquisite costumes, innovative stage design, lively dance numbers and effortless acting.
Whether it's a sit-down feast or takeout turkey and side dishes, we've rounded up some places that are accepting Thanksgiving dinner reservations, and to-go and dessert orders.
Scenes from the season four premiere of the Emmy-winning series "The Gilded Age" were filmed at Salve Regina University’s Ochre Court in Newport, with students, alumni and faculty stepping into the spotlight alongside the show’s star-studded cast.
Rhode Tour turns the state into a collection of stories waiting to be discovered, and its upcoming 40th tour invites Rhode Islanders to reconsider the traces of Revolutionary history hiding in familiar places.
From a student who landed a FIFA role before he’d finished his last final to a decades-long culinary expert overseeing nutrition for the U.S. Men’s National Team, JWU graduates played a major role in the massive operation.
A local initiative is helping primary care practices better meet the unique needs of older adults while supporting their health, independence, and quality of life.
Every year, Rhode Islanders lose their lives to domestic violence. Advocates and lawmakers have spent decades trying to address the public health epidemic. Why is it still happening?
From a student who landed a FIFA role before he’d finished his last final to a decades-long culinary expert overseeing nutrition for the U.S. Men’s National Team, JWU graduates played a major role in the massive operation.
Rhode Tour turns the state into a collection of stories waiting to be discovered, and its upcoming 40th tour invites Rhode Islanders to reconsider the traces of Revolutionary history hiding in familiar places.
