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BankNewport, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care and Tufts Health Plan join Salve's Health and Wellness Community Outreach program
Local organizations provide financial support that enables on-site health care education across Rhode Island.
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Salve helps nursing students lower education cost, establish pathways to employment
Scholars Network employer-sponsored loan repayment program also helps strengthen Rhode Island's nursing workforce.
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How reef balls and Christmas trees can help R.I. battle sea level rise and erosion
The Ocean State and other coastal areas are responding to rising seas by shifting to "living shorelines" that use natural substances, said Salve Regina University assistant professor Christine Ramsay.
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Journalist and author Ray Suarez to deliver Commencement address
Dr. James J. O'Connell, M.D., and Helen Ryan, Ed.D., will receive honorary degrees.
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Salve and the International Tennis Hall of Fame update the historic Casino Theatre
Community playhouse revitalized with new lighting, sound and technology.
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Can Congress reclaim its war powers as the Founding Fathers intended?
Salve Regina University’s Dr. William Leeman traces the history of presidents accumulating the power to initiate wars in the name of self-defense.
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Four Salve students awarded Beatrice S. Demers Foreign Language Fellowships
Rhode Island Foundation program supports those committed to developing foreign language fluency.
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Eye Care for Rhode Island helps Salve students envision careers in medical fields
Students gain hands-on experience and build patient care abilities working with a supportive community partner.
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The role of first lady has evolved to become "quite active in policymaking," Salve Regina University professor says
With the Melania Trump film focusing attention on her role at the White House, Dr. Mary Anderson talks about first ladies through history, from Mary Washington to Jill Biden.
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Should R.I. regulate private equity in health care after a crisis threatened two safety-net hospitals?
On the Rhode Island Report podcast, a Salve Regina University expert talks about what Massachusetts, Maine, and Oregon have done to control private equity and protect patients.
