I’ve seen hate up close. The antisemitism commission’s recommendations can help stop it. Hatred of Jews is the common thread connecting extremist groups, and the report’s focus on this is overdue By Myrieme Churchill December 11, 2025 Last month, my colleague Arno Michaelis and I spoke side by side at one of the final hearings of […]
Pamela Granbery: Radiant States January 22, 2026 – May 31, 2026 Opening Reception: January 22, 2026, 5–6 p.m Pamela Granbery (American, b. 1948) paints at the crosscurrents of color, light, and imagination. Working in watercolor and mixed media, she creates luminous, atmospheric fields where color behaves like light itself, energetic, shifting, and alive. Born of […]
Cape Cod Rocks the ’60s Again! Beatles Energy & Brilliant Originals — Ian Motha Live, One Night Only Great Hall, Bass River Campus Friday, January 16, 2026 6:00pm-8:00pm $25 members, $30 not-yet-members Cape Cod rocks the ’60s again with Beatles energy and brilliant originals from Ian Motha, live for one night only! Ian Motha is […]
Abandoned Fishing Gear Fouls The World’s Ocean Rachel Berliner and Saasthra Bojja December 31, 2025 Dear EarthTalk: Why is lost and abandoned fishing gear—so-called “ghost gear”—such a serious problem in the world’s oceans? —Jill McKay, Coos Bay, OR Lost and abandoned fishing gear, commonly known as “ghost gear,” is among the most dangerous and persistent forms […]
Plant Care We highly recommend isolating any new plants that you bring home for about 14 days, in order to observe if there are any pests or diseases. We do not use any pesticides unless there is a major threat to our beloved plants. By practice, we rely on supporting the overall health of the […]
WEEKLY MOVIES AND EXPLORATION One Month in Space: Weekly Movies and Exploration #1 January 8 @ 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm One Month in Space: Weekly Movies and Exploration #1 January 8 @ 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Encounters in the Milky Way & Our Evolving SkyThursday, January 8, 20266:00 pm – 7:00 pm Get ready for a weekly double-feature […]
Double Bear Discovers Benefits of Study Abroad at BSU Danielle Johnson once thought studying abroad was not for her. Now she’s a global traveler. By Brian Benson, G’23 | December 18, 2025 Danielle Johnson Studying abroad has done wonders in shaping who I am academically and professionally and as a person. It has put me […]
Happy New Year from the Senate Minority Office! From Our Team to Yours, Thank you for another year of diligent and impactful reporting of Rhode Island news and best wishes for continued success in 2026! Happy New Year! Senate Minority Leader Jessica de la Cruz Senate Minority Whip Gordon Rogers Senator Elaine J. Morgan Senator […]
