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Students make cross-cultural connections and take a deep dive into fundamental concepts of truth and beauty, manga and Indigenous Filipino arts traditions. 

For RISD alums Yelitsa Jean-Charles, Sarah Unruh, Amanda White and Brinton Jaecks, playtime is a full-time job. 

More than 300 students are working for art and design organizations as nearby as Providence and as far away as the Netherlands.

Nearly 200 juniors, seniors and grad students took part in RISD Careers’ popular annual event.

At a well-attended May presentation, Class of 2024 dual degree students discussed their challenging, five-year journeys.

Twenty-nine submitted pieces were included in the NYC exhibition, seven of which were awarded cash prizes.

Experts from across the country share creative uses of AI and predictions about where the industry is headed.

Now in its fourth year, the Nature Lab program pairs EPSCoR researchers with grad students working in the fine arts.

RISD Careers’ virtual event provides valuable feedback and an avenue for thriving alums to give back.