In this photo collection, Leyad Zavriyev explores street art and graffiti from neighborhoods across the world – from Buenos Aires and San Juan, to Marrakech and Brooklyn. These walls tell stories of struggle, resilience, memory, and pride: reme...
In The Melting Pot, Leyad Zavriyev ’27 explores the immigrant-run culinary scene of Rhode Island by interviewing local restaurant owners. This second episode features Mohamed, whose Moroccan café Tea in Sahara has been a beloved staple of the Prov...
In 2022, the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) found that average scores on the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) declined significantly from 2020 in both reading and mathematics. Nine-year-old students saw a 5 point de...
Former New York Times Assistant Managing Editor Craig R. Whitney speaks to BPR about his new book, “Living with Guns: A Liberal’s Case for the Second Amendment.” BPR asked Whitney, “What have you learned in the aftermath of the Newtown massac...
Former New York Times Assistant Managing Editor Craig R. Whitney speaks to BPR about his new book, “Living with Guns: A Liberal’s Case for the Second Amendment.” BPR asked Whitney, “What have you learned in the aftermath of the Newtown massac...
Elizabeth Roberts ’78 is the 68th Lieutenant Governor of Rhode Island. Roberts became the first woman to hold the position when she was elected in 2006, first serving under Republican Governor Donald Carcieri, and now serving under Governor Cha...
Elizabeth Roberts ’78 is the 68th Lieutenant Governor of Rhode Island. Roberts became the first woman to hold the position when she was elected in 2006, first serving under Republican Governor Donald Carcieri, and now serving under Governor Cha...
Allan Fung is the mayor of Cranston, Rhode Island. Elected in 2008, Fung previously served as City-Wide Councilman and was a prosecutor in the Rhode Island Office of the Attorney General from 1999 to 2001. Interview by Emily Gelber Mayor Fung poses w...
Allan Fung is the mayor of Cranston, Rhode Island. Elected in 2008, Fung previously served as City-Wide Councilman and was a prosecutor in the Rhode Island Office of the Attorney General from 1999 to 2001. Interview by Emily Gelber Mayor Fung poses w...
Governor Lincoln D. Chafee ’75 is the 74th Governor of Rhode Island. Elected in 2010 on a platform of increasing government transparency and economic revitalization, Chafee will likely face challengers from both the left and right in his upcoming r...
Governor Lincoln D. Chafee ’75 is the 74th Governor of Rhode Island. Elected in 2010 on a platform of increasing government transparency and economic revitalization, Chafee will likely face challengers from both the left and right in his upcoming r...
Former New York Times Assistant Managing Editor Craig R. Whitney speaks to BPR about his new book, “Living with Guns: A Liberal’s Case for the Second Amendment.” BPR asked Whitney, “Is the only thing stopping a bad guy with a ...
Former New York Times Assistant Managing Editor Craig R. Whitney speaks to BPR about his new book, “Living with Guns: A Liberal’s Case for the Second Amendment.” BPR asked Whitney, “Is the only thing stopping a bad guy with a ...
On this week’s podcast, Oliver and Michael join Jarrett to discuss Obama’s statements regarding climate change in SOTU address. Climate Change Podcast...
On this week’s podcast, Oliver and Michael join Jarrett to discuss Obama’s statements regarding climate change in SOTU address. Climate Change Podcast...
On this week’s podcast, Oliver and Michael join Jarrett to discuss whether affirmative action is an effective tool to create diversity on college campuses. In light of Fisher v. University of Texas, this conversation offers timely reflections o...
On this week’s podcast, Oliver and Michael join Jarrett to discuss whether affirmative action is an effective tool to create diversity on college campuses. In light of Fisher v. University of Texas, this conversation offers timely reflections o...
For this week’s BPR podcast, Oliver Hudson and Michael D’Ortenzio joined Jarrett Key to continue our discussion on Education Policy. Our conversation focused on the parent accountability and its relationship to teacher accountability and stud...
For this week’s BPR podcast, Oliver Hudson and Michael D’Ortenzio joined Jarrett Key to continue our discussion on Education Policy. Our conversation focused on the parent accountability and its relationship to teacher accountability and stud...
For this week’s BPR podcast, Oliver Hudson and Michael D’Ortenzio joined Jarrett Key to discuss education policy in the wake of Obama’s reelection. The conversation includes reflections on charter schools, a national curriculum, a...
For this week’s BPR podcast, Oliver Hudson and Michael D’Ortenzio joined Jarrett Key to discuss education policy in the wake of Obama’s reelection. The conversation includes reflections on charter schools, a national curriculum, a...
For this week’s segment, Jarrett is joined by Michael D’Ortenzio and Oliver Hudson to discuss the Election, the wins and losses for both parties and what we could expect with the Obama Administration for the next four years. Podcast 2- De...
For this week’s segment, Jarrett is joined by Michael D’Ortenzio and Oliver Hudson to discuss the Election, the wins and losses for both parties and what we could expect with the Obama Administration for the next four years. Podcast 2- De...
This week BPR Podcast Host, Jarrett Key, is joined with Michael D’Ortenzio and Oliver Hudson to discuss the question, “Has Obama handled the economy well during his presidency?”. This conversation took fascinating turns as the guest...
This week BPR Podcast Host, Jarrett Key, is joined with Michael D’Ortenzio and Oliver Hudson to discuss the question, “Has Obama handled the economy well during his presidency?”. This conversation took fascinating turns as the guest...