The new poll also finds 27 percent approve and 27 percent disapprove of Governor Daniel McKee’s job performance
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Kerrigan Hurney ’24, a communication studies and public relations major, worked as a public relations specialist intern for Workplace Options (WPO) over the summer, gaining hands-on experience in the public relations industry.
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For Casey Chan-Smutko ’26, a journalism major, attending the 2023 Online News Association (ONA) Conference was invaluable in her growth as a journalist. The trip to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, was funded by the Harrington RhodyNow Fund.
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Alexa Potamianos ’24, a film/media and communication studies major, attended SXSW EDU with the Harrington School director in March. The professional development opportunity was funded by the Harrington RhodyNow Fund.
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2023 Christiane Amanpour Lecture featuring: Mstyslav Chernov October 20 at 7:00 PM ET in Edwards Auditorium [watch the video]
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November 1 at 5 PM ET Swan Hall Auditorium & streamed live on Facebook, Youtube, LinkedIn, Twitter
Continue reading "Digging for Truth Featuring Caitlin Dickerson"
Professor Justin Wyatt discusses the success of summer blockbusters Barbie and Oppenheimer and what it means for Hollywood.
Continue reading "Barbenheimer: A Hollywood comeback story"
Last fall, junior Talent Development scholar and Harrington School student Cristóbal Bustos released his first documentary, “The BSLG- A Voice Was Heard!”.
Continue reading "Student Filmmaker Cristóbal Bustos Shares Untold Stories"Ammina Kothari to attend Scripps Howard Leadership Academy in July
Continue reading "Head of URI’s Harrington School selected for Scripps Leadership Academy"