Bill Loveless, journalism, has been a reporter and correspondent for more than 40 years. During his time at URI, Loveless was one of the founding members and the third editor of the Good Five Cent Cigar.
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The Graduate School of Library and Information Studies is pleased to announce the winners of this year’s awards for Library of the Year and Alumni of the Year. The Library of the Year for 2024 is the Rhode Island State Archives in Providence, Rhode Island. Each year, GSLIS honors two alumni: one who graduated 10 […]
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Modern technology connects communities to the cultural, historical, and ecological significance of a place.
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“I’m an academic, so I have to use what I know to prepare. I did a lot of research into what makes a person behave the way they do and what life factors contribute to certain behaviors.”
Continue reading "Aria Mia Loberti ’20"The Harrington School partners with Workplace Options (WPO) to provide students with internships and experiential learning opportunities. Led by Executive Advisory Council Member Alan S. King ’84, Workplace Options offers individuals and organizations human-centered well-being solutions that address emotional, practical, and physical needs. In 2023, three Harrington School students worked with WPO to create content […]
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February 22 at 5 pm in-person at Hope Room, Welcome Center and streaming live on Facebook, X, LinkedIn, and Youtube.
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Harrington faculty members have continued to conduct cutting-edge research that they have published, presented, or received awards for this semester.
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This was an exciting year for us at the Harrington School, filled with events and exciting opportunities for our students, faculty, and community. Let’s look back at 2023.
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