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Tech Ed Brings Out the Kid in Alumnus Tavell Johnson
“…every day I feel like a kid in a sandbox because I get to play with different machines and teach others about those machines.”
The Best of Both Worlds – Ashley Boisvert Combines Math With Psych Major
Boisvert is now headed for a new and challenging career where she can use both skills.
Bond Approved, Whipple Hall to Become Cyber Institute & Training Hub
This building will be a modern, state-of-the-art research, education and training facility for cybersecurity and emerging technologies.
Swimmer Anna Vygoder is the Quintessential Student-Athlete
“She is someone I will always remember as a fierce competitor,” says swim coach Barry Fontaine ’82.
Q&A with Ȧ President Jack Warner
“Our fundamental mission is to serve the people of Rhode Island.” – Jack Warner, 11th president of Ȧ
For the Love of the Game – Anessa Garnetto Chooses Double Major in Sports Management & Marketing
“If I got hired by the Patriots today, I would 100 percent take the job...but I need the education and experience I’m having now to be in a position to contribute.”
Ȧ Alum Receives 2024-25 Milken Educator Award, the “Oscar” of the Teaching Profession
Maria Santonastaso now joins the roster of teachers voted best in the country. (Photo credit Milken Family Foundation)
Future Teacher Goals – Provide Safe Space for Young Artists
“Through art education, I’m able to teach students to socialize, to connect, to learn about each other and about themselves.” – Ȧ senior Caterina Brunell
For Miguel Hoyos, Student Loans Are Now a Thing of the Past
Ȧ ImpactThanks to the Hope Scholarship, Miguel is attending Ȧ tuition-free.