The college has decided to extend spring break through March 22 and switch to remote instruction beginning March 23 and continuing until at least April 3. CCRI has suspended all college-sponsored international travel for the near future and canceled all events with 100 or more participants through Apri 7. All CCRI faculty, staff and students […]Load more...
The college is cancelling classes from Monday, March 16 through Friday, March 20, 2020. On Monday, March 23, classes will resume through online and/or alternative delivery until further notice. We will continue to closely monitor this course of action as the situation evolves.Load more...
All in-person classes have been suspended through Easter break (from March 16 – April 13) as a precautionary measure and beginning Wednesday, March 18, all classes will be delivered online. PC officials said the college plans to resume in-person instruction on Tuesday, April 14, however, those plans could change “depending on the severity and extent of […]Load more...
Salve Regina has canceled university-sponsored trips abroad during spring break, as well as some university-sponsored domestic trips to states where health emergencies have been declared. The school has also postponed some campus events with more than 100 attendees through the end of spring break, March 21. Events taking place after that date will be evaluated over the coming […]Load more...
On Monday, the RWU Emergency Response Team sent a notice to the campus community that 15 students and one faculty member have been asked to self-quarantine for two weeks out of an abundance of caution. The group attended a Conservative Political Action Conference late last month which has since been connected to a case of the virus. […]Load more...
Elorza Issues Declaration of Emergency — Cancels Entertainment Licenses, Limits
GoLocalProv News Team Providence Mayor Jorge Elorza is issuing his own declaration of emergency — and the impact of the order is far greater reaching than the State of Rhode Island’s. “We are going up and beyond the state,” said Elorza on Thursday. As part of the declaration he is revoking all event entertainment licenses […]Load more...
PAWTUCKET – TOMORROW, from 7-8pm, U.S. Congressman David N. Cicilline (RI-01) will host a telephone town hall and briefing with Dr. Nicole Alexander-Scott, Director of the Rhode Island Department of Health. Congressman Cicilline will provide updates on Congressional actions to respond to this public health crisis, and Dr. Alexander-Scott will answer questions on coronavirus, what steps folks can […]Load more...
Out of concern for the safety and well-being of all of the cherry blossom princesses nationwide, the National Cherry Blossom Princess Program has been postponed until 2021. From this, the 2020 Rhode Island Cherry Blossom Princess crowning ceremony of Kelley Ann Babphavong scheduled for 10 AM on Friday, March 12th at Woonsocket’s Harris Hall has been […]Load more...
From Tuesday, March 17, through Friday, March 27, all campus classrooms will be closed and the university will move to a schedule of online classes. Bryant also wants all students, faculty, and staff who have been to Italy, Iran, China (including Hong Kong and Macau), South Korea, and Japan to stay home for two weeks before […]Load more...
To the Providence Community,We are a resilient and caring community which has allowed us to come together through difficult and challenging moments. This is another such moment for the City of Providence, for our State of Rhode Island, for our country and the world. And it’s at times like this that we will rely on […]Load more...