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The Anchor is the independent student newspaper of the Rhode Island College community since 1928. We serve as a source of news and a tool for recording events for the college and surrounding community and as a forum for free expression. We aim to provide fair, accurate and timely coverage of news and events to the RIC community, while facilitating the educational experience of newspaper operation. Source
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Search ArticlesRIC athletics weekly recap: Anchormen victorious in the ‘golf’ war, plus men soccer draws
Tim Yean Managing Editor Tuesday, Sept. 15 Mens golf @ Saints Invitational (Hingham, MA) – 1st of three, team score 328 Fourth-year Mike Decesare and second-year Brady Pongvongkeo tied for second place, carding 81 (+9). Fourth-year Max Nasser and second-year Ryan Gervais and claimed a fifth-place tie with an 83 (+11). 15 golfers participated in the par-72 course.
RIC’s Homecoming at a glance
Kelcy Conroy Editor in Chief RIC Alumni Foundation is hosting yet another Homecoming weekend for current students, alumni and RIC families to enjoy from Oct. 15-17. Previous Homecoming weekends have been enjoyable across the RIC community with last year’s including a family festival and a concert from 20RIDE!, a Zac Brown tribute band. RIC’s Alumni Foundation is always looking to improve and this year they hope to create another memorable event. Homecoming weekend begins on Thursday Oct.
All-female leadership spearheads RIC summer orientation program
Tim Yean Managing Editor Left to right: Grace Goulart, Nilsa Tashjian, Isabella Ba and Madison Mello. (photo provided by Isabella Ba) PROVIDENCE, RI – For the first time in Rhode Island College’s summer orientation program, an all-female executive board took charge of planning, organizing and executing the welcoming of the campus’s new students.
RIC athletics weekly recap: choosin’ tennis (to go all the way?), I can tell
Tim Yean Managing Editor Sunday, Sept. 6 Mens soccer @ LaSell University – W, 5-3 Seven goals rocketed into LaSell’s net in a second-half scoring fest in Newton, Massachusetts, on Sunday. Second-year Alex Ciotti led the way with two goals, with classmate forward Julian Orellana punched in a goal to go alongside two assists. Fourth-year goalkeeper Elhadji Ndoye had six saves to notch his first win of the season to even his record at 1-1. Tuesday, Sept.
a look at the last two days of the McKee campaign
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Student Community Government President Malcolm Mann looks back on political interest, forward on plans for RIC
Tim Yean Managing Editor Malcolm Mann on Anchor TV Interviews (watch here!) PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Malcolm Mann became the first Student Community Government, Inc. president elected via the public back in the spring 2026 semester. Now in the 2026-27 school year, it’s time to deliver on the promises made in his election campaign. For the new student leader on campus, the interest in student government and politics for Mann began in an AP Government class in Coventry High School.
Helena Foulkes touts new ideas, voices and attitudes in second run for RI governor
Tim Yean Managing Editor PROVIDENCE, R.I. – When Nancy Pelosi became the first female Speaker of the House of Representatives in 2007, Helena Buonanno Foulkes said that for her mother, it was one of the top ten days of pride in her life. Now, Foulkes will be trying to match up to that level of pride this coming Wednesday in her bid for the Democratic nomination for Rhode Island governor. Helena Buonanno Foulkes on Anchor TV Interviews.
Dan McKee emphasizes ‘glass half-full’ perspective in re-election bid for governor
Tim Yean Managing Editor Rhode Island Governor Dan McKee sees a parallel between his situation and the 33rd President of the United States, Harry S. Truman. Both were in the second-highest roles of their respective situations. Truman became president at the tail-end of World War II; McKee became governor amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Truman claimed an underdog victory over Thomas E. Dewey in his bid for a full term in 1948.
Healthcare affordability and administrative burden
Tina Tavares Anchor Contributor Healthcare affordability is one of the most important issues facing American families today. Over a decade ago, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) reformed how hospitals and providers are paid. Payment models shifted from fee-for-service to value-based reimbursement.
Miguel Hoyos talks ‘Senior Week’ and other exciting events on Anchor TV Interviews
Tim Yean Sports Editor This article follows up on Anchor TV Interview’s discussion with Miguel Hoyos regarding ‘Senior Week.’ Check out the full breakdown with Miguel here! Anchor TV Interviews episode with SCG Treasurer Miguel Hoyos (via Anchor TV YouTube) Student Community Government Treasurer Miguel Hoyos stopped by the Adams Library TV Studio on Monday, April 20 to discuss the Rhode Island College Class of 2026’s upcoming ‘Senior Week,’ a week dedicated for graduating seniors that is...