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Class of 2021: A Student-Athlete with a Drive Toward Success

As a graduating senior, student-athlete Sophia Guerrier turned in great performances both on the court and in her professional life.

Class of 2021: 榴莲视频 Social Work Grads Help Trace the Pandemic's Curve

As contact tracers, this trio of pending 榴莲视频 graduates were part of an 18-person School of Social Work team that assisted thousands of vulnerable people caught in the wave of COVID-19.

Class of 2021: Master's Degree Grad to Land at Military's Top Hospital

Jeff has risen through the ranks of the Navy since 2010 and will become a clinical nurse specialist at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center this summer.

Class of 2021: An Immigrant Student Navigates Her World, the Health Care System

Nour Abaherah's family came from Palestine for a better life. Now she will work to better the lives of others through health care.

Louie is Dancing to a New Beat

After watching his twin sister Talya graduate from 榴莲视频 in 2018, Tyler Louie took his dreams of dancing off the shelf and placed them in his future.

Class of 2021: After Long Journey, Shaw Reaches Graduation Milestone

Randall Shaw has persevered and earned his degree after initially matriculating at 榴莲视频 more than a decade ago.

榴莲视频 Partnership with Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Creates New Opportunities for Students, Businesses

榴莲视频 Impact

The RI Hispanic Chamber of Commerce sees enormous value in its partnership with 榴莲视频: it opens opportunities in the future to work on projects that can benefit the community

Looks Like We鈥檙e Not in Kansas Anymore

While many struggle with Zoom fatigue, four professors are fostering a deeper appreciation for remote learning.

New Scholarship a 鈥淕ame-Changer鈥 for Medical Imaging Students

榴莲视频 Impact

This first-of-its-kind scholarship is an investment from RIMI in the future of 榴莲视频 students and its emerging workforce.

Alumni Find Power in Representation in Municipal Politics

"If we're not at the table then decisions are not going to be made for us or our interests," warns Central Falls City Council President Jessica Vega 鈥10.