Rhode Island began as a “lively experiment,” but we must never tolerate becoming a laboratory for out-of-state extremist interests. There is a provision in the Rhode Island … more

I have been an ardent supporter of new high schools since the conversation began in 2018 and remain so. My last child graduated from Pilgrim in 2020, so I suppose I could have thrown up my hands and said 'It's someone else's concern now'. more

Rhode Island’s colleges and universities are at the leading edge of science and technology, addressing critical issues that shape our world every day. At Rhode Island’s flagship … more

It was just six years ago that The Gamm Theatre opened the doors to our new space on Jefferson Boulevard in Warwick. We have been grateful for the welcoming response from the Warwick community. More … more

This year voters will decide whether to hold a state constitutional convention. A constitutional convention proposes constitutional amendments for voter approval.  These amendments could … more

Rhode Island’s colleges and universities are at the leading edge of science and technology, addressing critical issues that shape our world every day. At Rhode Island’s flagship … more

Our Rhode Island constitution, Article 14 Section 2, states that every 10 years, voters must be asked, “Shall there be a convention to amend or revise the Constitution?” … more

On Nov. 5, Rhode Islanders will vote on whether to call a constitutional convention. Convention opponents argue that a convention will be as corrupt as the legislature because the legislature and the … more

In an era where the cost of higher education continues to rise, community colleges remain a critical gateway to opportunity for millions of students. These institutions provide affordable, … more

STORY OF THE WEEK The out-of-town frame on the CD2 race is mainly about how a potential win by GOP candidate Allan Fung in a Democrat-leaning Rhode Island reflects a tough national outlook for … more