We tend to reproach the idea of looking out the window in academic settings. It is seen as disrespectful, a waste of time, and something that serves no purpose. Many equate it with distraction and futility. However, some scholars argue that this act of boredom is among one of the most mentally stimulating things that […]
On Sept. 21, the Providence City Council unanimously voted to enact policies with the goal of becoming America’s first “Climate Job City.” The program aims to enact positive climate policies in numerous different departments of the state. Notable promises include a climate literacy program for Providence schools. This program is a great step in the […]
Why should you care about a little old high school in a little old place like Rhode Island? Well, because Mt. Pleasant High School, in its own little way, is an important part of a big debate, a debate that may determine nothing less than the future of public education. Why? Because Mt. Pleasant, like […]
Just for a second, imagine if your parents gained their success and wealth by recording the daily life of your family to share with the internet. Whether it’s sharing your morning routine for school, eating dinner with your family, celebrating significant life events, or socializing with your family, there will usually be a camera ready […]
It’s David Vs. Goliath in the Battle for the Friar 5K Victory! Providence College’s Homecoming Weekend has rolled around once more. It will take place from Sept. 29 to Oct. 1 and will be jam-packed with entertainment, education, and some delicious foodie events. The Friar 5K is happening this Saturday, Sept. 30, starting at 9 […]
The first session of the United Nations General Assembly was held on Jan. 10, 1946, with 51 nations present. Its goal was to act as a policymaking agency of the United Nations. Now, it provides an opportunity for countries to generate a call to action on issues they feel must be brought to light and […]
President Biden and his administration launched the American Climate Corps this week amidst a dramatic push from younger generations and organizations worldwide for governments to take control of the ongoing climate crisis. Per the White House announcement, the American Climate Corps will, “mobilize a new, diverse generation of more than 20,000 Americans – putting them […]
Despite the record temperatures America has experienced this summer, numerous workers guilds faced the heat head-on in a nationwide resurgence of labor strikes and union movements. Some unions have already succeeded in securing agreements for their workers, others are working towards tentative agreements, and still more have only recently started facilitating strikes. Union membership has […]
Earlier this week, the U.S. News & World Report ranked Providence College No. 1 out of 178 across all regional universities in the north. Tying for the top spot with Bentley University and Rhode Island School of Design, PC has retained this ranking for five consecutive years, while remaining in the top five colleges in […]
Men’s Soccer: The Providence College men’s soccer team tied the University of Akron 3–3 on Sept. 15 in Akron, Ohio. The Friars took a 2–0 lead early in the game thanks to a penalty shot goal from Diego Batista ’26 in the seventh minute and a 31st minute goal from Gevork Diarbian ’24. Akron then […]