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The class is working together to create a large-scale fresco in the College Building using lime putty mixed with brick dust as the foundation.

The community event celebrates artists’ books, zines, and experimental printed matter created by makers from across the region.

A critique-based course encourages students to verbalize their creative goals and approaches to the medium while allowing themselves to play with new ideas.

Interior Architecture and Landscape Architecture departments join forces to teach adaptive reuse, ecological restoration, and urban revitalization strategies.

The multilingual type and graphic designer probes existential and personal questions about what it means to be an immigrant designer in New York City.

Many of this year’s reviewers are RISD alums who made their own early professional connections via the annual Career Center event.

Rhode Island Histories in Action offers a standards-aligned, historically grounded curriculum that promotes civic literacy, creativity, critical thinking, and interdisciplinary learning.

The Rhode Island Foundation selected the winning alums and faculty members out of 144 applicants.