From Rhode Island Monthly
As school fees for field trips and other exotic activities climb, who should pay?
Ellen Liberman
College Hill is home to eleven museums housing artifacts from the Ocean State's peculiar history.
Ged Carbone
Get students set for the school year with trendy new gear.
Karli Hendrickson
We may never know how it got its name, but this beautiful spot is an intriguing shopper's bazaar.
Kaitlyn Murray
Rhode Island Monthly, in partnership with the Rhode Island State Nurses Association, sings the praises of this year's thirteen honorees.
Kaitlyn Murray
RIM's publisher, John Palumbo, discusses that summer really isn't over even though students are heading back to school.
John Palumbo
Readers weigh in on stories in print and online.
RIM Staff
It's a celebration of Guatemalan culture and the contributions that the Guatemalan community has made to the state of Rhode Island.
The classic cooking at this tiny French bistro in Tiverton reminds us why we love to eat.
Karen Deutsch
Four local brewers pivoted careers or took second jobs to get into the brewing industry.
Lou Papineau
Providence's West Broadway neighborhood is beautifully diverse and home to strong community sentiment.
Jennifer Steffy Swanson
An examination of the most universally scorned creature on the planet — or at least the beach.
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