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Campus | Oct.10, 2019
Passing the Torch: Rev. Kenneth Sicard Named New President of Providence College
by Hannah Langley ’21 News Co-Editor In 1919, Providence College opened its doors under the leadership and guidance of its first president, Reverend Dennis Albert Casey, O.P. Since then, the College has grown tremendously under the work and presidency of…
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Campus | Oct.10, 2019
Importance of Liberal Arts Education in Business: Arthur F. Ryan Addresses PC Community at Fiondella Lecture
by Catherine Brewer ’21 News Staff What does it take to be one of the youngest presidents of Chase Manhattan Bank and later the CEO of Prudential Insurance Company of America? For Arthur F. Ryan ’63, ’90Hon., & ’89P, it…
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Campus | Oct.10, 2019
Helping Others Through Habitat for Humanity: Friars Open to Apply for This Year’s Spring Mission Trip
by Maura Campbell ’22 News Staff With midterms approaching and schoolwork piling up, students may already be looking ahead to spring break. When planning whether to spend the week on vacation, at home, or somewhere else, many students are considering…
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Campus | Oct.10, 2019
Actions Speak Louder Than Words: PC Students Hold 1,000 Voices Event For Suicide Awareness
by Nicole Silverio ’22 News Staff On Monday, October 7, in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, the Providence College Board of Programmers (BOP) and the Active Minds club put together 1,000 Voices on Slavin Lawn to educate students and…
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Campus | Oct.10, 2019
Bursting the PC Bubble: Troops Withdrawn from Syria
by Brian Garvey ’20 News Staff The United States began the abrupt withdrawal of American troops from the Syrian-Turkey border this past Monday, a direct response to the impending Turkish offensive into their war-torn neighbor. In a series of tweets,…
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Campus | Oct.10, 2019
Letter to the Editor: Jim Rizzo Responds to Aquinas Hall Wifi Article
by Jim Rizzo HelpDesk Manager Guest Writer I would like to thank The Cowl news staff writer Peter Mazzella ’23 for bringing attention to issue of WiFi dead zones in some of our residence halls (“AQ Blues: Residents Connecting Over…
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Campus | Oct.10, 2019
PC Holds 10th Annual Friar 5K
by Sienna Strickland ’22 News Staff This past Homecoming weekend, on Saturday, October 5, hundreds of faculty, students, family, and alumni were gathered around Harkins Hall to participate in the Friar 5K—an annual 3.1 mile run. Participants were not the…
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Campus | Oct.10, 2019
Addressing Mental Health: An Interview with Cheryl Granai
by Alexandra Huzyk ’20 News Staff Cheryl Granai, an outreach coordinator at Providence College, spoke about her experiences with helping students who have had mental health issues in the past, and gave advice for the PC community on the best…
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Campus | Oct.10, 2019
“Striving to Go Backwards”: History Department Hosts Dr. Paul Gilje in Book Discussion
by Kyle Burgess ’21 The Providence College history department was fortunate enough to host a very special guest for lunch this past Friday, October 4 at an informal question-and-answer session held for students and staff of the department in the…
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Campus | Oct.03, 2019
AQ Blues: Residents Connecting Over Shared Wi-Fi Issues
by Peter Mazzella ’23 News Staff While sophomores have been making connections in Aquinas Hall, their devices have been losing connection. This has caused frustration among residents who wish to use their devices in the comfort of their own room. …
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