Picks of the Week | Putin’s Coup, Sea Level Rise and Florida
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Pell Center forum discusses choices for a better economy
Earlier this week, a full-house audience at the Pell Center heard the perspectives of two experts – Doug Hall of
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Remembering World War I and its Legacy
It was a full house at Bazarsky Lecture Hall this past Tuesday at Salve Regina University. A lecture was being
Read MoreWhy is Silicon Valley called Silicon Valley?
This history byte is a Weekly What Is dedicated to the why and where of a technology name. When learning
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Picks of the Week | Cybersecurity Education for Children and The Battle Against Extremists
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Upcoming Roundtable | Defining Feminism
Last month, actress and U.N. Women Goodwill Ambassador Emma Watson gave a speech on feminism and gender equality at the
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Pell Center Seminar Addresses Key Skills and Knowledge of Effective Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs)
NEWPORT, R.I.—The world’s first Chief Information Officer (CIO) and renowned cybersecurity expert, Mr. Steve Katz, led the recent seminar on “Cybersecurity
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Picks of the Week | Attitudes Towards Science, Ebola News Coverage, U.S. Air Campaign Against ISIS
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