By Kristin Wilinkiewicz | Co-Editor-in-Chief With registration dates for the 2015 fall semester approaching, many students are looking for classes to add to their schedule. Are you one of them? Are you looking to fill up your schedule with extra credits? Do you want to take a class outside of your major that’s interesting and unique? Do you wantRead More

By Ellena Sweet | Campus News Editor Adriano Cirioli comes from a traditional, Italian household. In his grandparents’ home, his grandfather and grandmother fulfill their own, specific roles. His grandfather takes out the trash, cuts the grass and builds the fires during the winter. His grandmother, a stay-at-home mom, takes care of the cooking and cleaning. According to Cirioli, hisRead More

By Marrissa Ballard | Staff Writer Jay Sullivan, a lawyer who spent two years in Jamaica working with a group of orphan boys, will give a talk on Tuesday March 17th about his experiences and the book he wrote, Raising Gentle Men: Lives at the Orphanage Edge. Sullivan spent two years in Kingston, Jamaica, where he taught at St. George’sRead More

Prejudice against the Islam religion is currently at its peak within the United States. Hate crimes and violence against Muslims have been committed across the country – even in our own Rhode Island.