The Levantine interior designer discusses her love of craft and collaboration and how her style combines Asian and Middle ...

As universities across the US grapple with funding cuts for ongoing research projects, the National Science Foundation (NSF) and private backers are widening the scope of their investments to include ...

RISD maintains two major online libraries of Institutional policies and procedures. Student academic policies can be found at risd.coursedog.com, our online course catalog. Student life policies, and ...

Ever-changing exhibitions throughout the academic year are generally on view for two to three weeks and are organized by curators from Campus Exhibitions working in conjunction with representatives ...

Housed within RISD’s Liberal Arts division, Teaching + Learning in Art + Design (TLAD) offers graduate students a progressive and dynamic center of inquiry and practice that directly links academic ...

The Catanzaro Student Fitness Center (SFC) encompasses several diverse, multi-functional health and fitness spaces, including a weight and cardio room, stretching areas and two studio spaces.

Overall, the Literary Arts and Studies (LAS) curriculum reflects faculty research interests in ancient, medieval and early modern literatures, African-American literature and culture, critical theory, ...

Institutional Advancement (IA) engages RISD alumni, parents, students and donors in meaningful ways and encourages them to financially support the institution. We cultivate and steward relationships ...

Art and Computation majors think beyond digital technology as a set of tools removed from the moral, ethical, economic and political dimensions of everyday life—as more than something you simply use.

Historically and culturally diverse, Literary Arts and Studies (LAS) provides an education in literary and media studies and creative writing that encompasses the main forms of critical inquiry in the ...

“My people have been written out of Rhode Island history for so long,” says Indigenous artist Lynsea Montanari (Narragansett). “I hope that people finally begin to see us because of this mural.” ...