Providence's Knowledge District just gained another bright spot: in this case, a striking new plaza that's part of Brown University's Alpert Medical School building project. Ship Street Square, as it's been dubbed, is a plaza on the opposite corner of ... »
Students from the MET School in Providence visited the library this week to research primary documents about the Civil War. The visit was arranged by Elyssa Tardif, RIHS Education Director, and Robert Goldman who teaches at the MET School and directs L... »
The image to the left comes from a November 20122 post on Hope United's Facebook page that illustrates the results of surveys that Hope United - a Hope High School student group focused on social justice activism based at Hope High School - conducted w... »
Not for Nothing is back after a New Year's hiatus. Happy 2012, people. A few political/media notes and Occupy ruminations as we get back into the swing of things:Darrell West, the former Brown University political science professor now with the Brookin... »
I'm catching up on posting East Side Monthly columns! Here's what I wrote for the November 2011 issue, which isn't online due to ESM's spiffy website makeover, which features content from December 2011 onward (and I didn't write for that issue due to w... »
An invitation from the Public Art Committee at Brown University, Join the… »
Brown University is renovated the building at 200 Dyer Street to house it's Continuing Education office. »
In its second year, the University's School of Engineering has set its sights on fulfilling a number of long-term priorities, including expanding space, renovating laboratories, hiring new faculty and implementing curricular changes. Under the directio... »
