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October is here, the leaves are changing colors, and clowns have begun to terrorize people across the country. With Halloween steadily approaching, it’s time to explore all the spooky fall activities this month has to offer around New England. The best part about Fall is picking out and carving the perfect pumpkin. There is Carpenter’s…
The Harrington School of Communication and Media celebrated the opening of the newly renovated Harrington Hub in Ranger Hall on Friday. The $6.3 million dollar renovations began last fall and brings state of the art equipment to students here on campus. The new facility comes fully equipped with new editing suites, a screening room, a…
Madelynn Schulte, Marissa Tansino, and Jessica Pace bring you this week’s headlines.
Marissa Tansino and the Cigar news team bring you this week’s headlines.
I’ve been a vegetarian for almost a year now, and I don’t regret my decision because I still get to enjoy cheese. Many people think cutting meat out of your diet is the most difficult thing in the world, but I think you have to try it for yourself to find out. From my point…
Here’s a few random things that I generally have a lot of appreciation for: actress Emily Blunt, actor Justin Theroux, and thrillers released in the month of October based off novels that have the word “Girl” in their title. At the intersection of all these lies “The Girl On The Train”, based on the book…
McKenzie Martin and Madelynn Schulte bring you this week’s headlines.
The Rhode Island football team (1-5, 0-3 CAA Football) visited Villanova Stadium where they were blanked 35-0 by Villanova (5-1, 3-0 CAA Football), who remain tied for the top spot in the Colonial Athletic Association. Villanova scored on four consecutive drives in the first half, with three touchdowns occurring in the first quarter alone, and…
Gov. Gina Raimondo announced a new initiative last week that will help make textbooks more affordable for college students by making textbooks openly licensed. Raimondo’s plan hopes to save students $5 million dollars over the next five years. Openly licensed textbooks and open access resources are significantly cheaper than some textbooks used today. Rhode Island…