From Rhode Island Monthly
'Patterns of Portugal' comes as worthy follow up to Providence-based Christine Chitnis' successful 'Patterns of India.'
"We Live Until" explores grief, social justice and human rights through the lens of hospice care.
Stacey Deetz, a JWU graduate and season 12 "Top Chef" contestant, opened the creative eatery late last year.
From 'Harry Potter' in concert to the Rhode Island Black Film Festival, we've compiled all the activities to add to your April to-do list.
The new Mexican spot transports locals south of the border through transformative food and drink.
The Ocean State has no shortage of off-the-radar bars and speakeasies that take a little sleuthing to find — here's our insider's guide to imbibing locally.
Charlie Ritchie has devoted his life to his boat for the past fourteen years.
Celebrate spring's arrival in the company of some of the state's most majestic trees.
After years of repeat flooding, Rhode Island residents are picking up the pieces while state and city officials scramble to adapt to a new reality of climate change-driven disasters.
These higher education institution's new career paths could potentially lead to the high life.
A Providence designer attains work-life balance with the Providence-based project.
However you slice it, we’ve got you covered for Pi Day festivities.
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JWU Magazine editor Judy Hill sits down with Laferrier to to talk about his singular journey to JWU.
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