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R.I. Black Heritage Society's Collection Finds New Home at Ȧ
Ȧ ImpactOne of the oldest black heritage societies in the country now has its holdings on permanent loan at Ȧ.
Ȧ Mourns the Loss of Legendary Administrator Dolores Passarelli ’74
Passarelli’s career at Ȧ spanned more than 45 years.
Longtime LGBTQ+ Ally Commemorates Pride Month through Philanthropy
Elizabeth Rowell, who taught at Ȧ for 42 years, has been an active advocate of Ȧ's LGBTQ+ community, a community, she says, that has much to be proud of.
The Eileen Walton Smith Scholarship
Philanthropist, Eileen Walton Smith, leaves Ȧ a generous gift. (Photo: Eileen with her husband Tom Smith)
Class of 2021: Graduate Student Finds Herself at Home (Again) at Ȧ
Ȧ Impact“I connected with Upward Bound through my high school guidance counselor. For me, that program was essential in my growth as a young professional.”
Ȧ Celebrates Pride 2021 in Solidarity with our LGBTQIA+ Community
We stand with the LGBTQIA+ community and affirm your value and place on our campus and in the world.
Ȧ Alumni Awards a Virtual Affair This Year
Leaders in their professional capacities, 2020 and 2021 Ȧ Alumni Award recipients will be honored during a virtual ceremony hosted by Ȧ alum and WPRI-12 anchor Mike Montecalvo.
Class of 2021: Justice Studies Grads Work to Improve Policing
Ȧ ImpactLindsay Tahan, Allison Barry and Kaisha Luciano are putting their justice studies major into action through a series of webinars intended to help train law enforcement officers.
Language Graduates Prepare to Take on the World
Award-winning graduates leave behind a lasting legacy on the World Languages Education Program at Ȧ.
Class of 2021: Computer Science Grad (Re-)Learns in a New Language
Oliver Feliz-Lima refused to let a language barrier become an obstacle to his education.