How frequently do you attend Mass? three or more times a week 5%, weekly 36, two or more times a month 10, several times a year 18, holidays only 8, seldom or never 23, don't know 0, no answer 0 How ...

This community-building workshop with Kichwa artist Adina Farinango is open to all graduate students engaged with Indigenous communities and the arts. Explore your creative potential, learn about ...

At this week’s China Chat we’ll be discussing the U.S. presidential election and the candidates’ proposals for U.S.-China policy.

True North Classroom (101), 280 Brook St. This event will gather three notable speakers—Jennifer Eaglin, Diana Montaño, and Rashmi Sadana—who will address themes of infrastructures, commodities, and ...

April 5 5:00-6:30 p.m.; April 6 10:00 a.m-10 p.m.; April 7 10 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Various locations across campus. Please see the festival program for detailed information. FLIP aims to serve as a bridge, ...

Join the LACA DUG in a Valentine's Day celebration where you can create personalized cards for your special someone, friends, and family, or simply indulge in some self-love. Enjoy chocolates and the ...

McKinney Conference Room, Watson Institute for International & Public Affairs, 111 Thayer Street Join Professor Wendy Schiller, Brown faculty, guest speakers, and the Taubman Center for American ...

Robinson Meyer will give our keynote fall lecture covering some of the most pressing questions in climate politics, and the interesting answers that many people aren’t yet seeing. Meyer is the ...

Wendy Schiller comments for Rhode Island Current, “In voting early, you take a risk. But typically, the voters that are going to take the time to vote and vote early are doing so because they have ...

Costs of War’s recent report on Somalia was cited in Newsweek in an article about green energy and raw materials.

Wendy Schiller comments for Investigate West, “The seriousness of this just can’t be underestimated, given that nearly 50% of women who die by domestic violence die by firearm. This is hundreds, if ...

Wendy Schiller comments for Providence Business News, “It not only resurrects the state’s history of corruption but revives memories of misogyny, racist and sexist behavior. That’s not what Rhode ...