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• Museum of Yachting and Sail Newport Partner To Create New Public Facility
• IYRS Students Showcase Traditional Craft, Modern Boats at Launch Day
• Bohnenberger, Burke tabbed 2012 team captains
• Brigandi, Ernst named 2012 team captains
• Football announces 2012 team captains
• Howard Sutton urges graduates to slow down, unplug
• Quintana earns NFCA All-Region honors
• Seahawks add Gilmartin to football staff
• Seahawks to host NFL's HSPD Camp
• Breast cancer delayed, didn’t defeat McKenna’s dream of earning her degree
• Parsons named head coach of women's volleyball
• Salve Regina to award 671 degrees during 62nd commencement on Sunday
• Seahawks' season ends with 2-0 loss to Sharks
• SGA, MSO raise $1,000 at dance to support Sullivan School
• Mayor proclaims Salve Regina University Rugby Team Day
• Theatre Arts program presents four-day New Play Festival
• Summer Naval War College Review Available Online
• Salve Regina ends Endicott's reign, 9-1
• Seahawks edged by Nor'easters in CCC finals, 3-2
• Seahawks eliminated by Scots, 10-4
• Salve Regina hosts program partnering universities and entrepreneurs to solve skills gap
• Top three seeds advance to final day of CCC Championships
• Four Seahawks earn All-CCC honors
• Sister Therese to receive honorary degree at New England Institute of Technology
• University to open West Bay site for graduate studies and continuing education
• Haley nabs second Rookie of the Week award
• Music department presents three spring concerts this week
• Seahawks advance behind Cruver, Parolise
• Late goals down Seahawks in CCC quarterfinals
• Seahawk season ends at Eastern Nazarene
• Salve Regina baseball ends regular season; earns final playoff spot
• Rosenfeld, Isch earn All-CCC recognition
• Pell Center encourages public to tweet questions about health care reform in RI
• IYRS Calendar Listings: Spring, Summer 2012
• Women's lacrosse earns Team Sportsmanship Award, four All-CCC selections
• Salve Regina rugby club competing for national championship in Colorado
• Shanley’s essay on college essays is published nationally
• Jon Faddis conducts master class for high school musicians on May 5
• Salve Regina softball clinches No. 1 seed
• Salve Regina wins tiebreak; No. 4 seed will host Hawks on Sat.
• CCC Player of the Week: Jillian Quintana
• Seahawks drop to Anchormen in extra innings
• Seahawks earn split with Gulls on Senior day
• NWC Press Publishes Book Reexamining Maritime History
• Seahawks glide to 11th win over Eagles, 17-3
• Baseball sweeps twinbill with Gordon
• Softball showdown with Gulls postponed to Mon.
• Seahawks fall to Nor'easters on Senior Day
• Seahawks drop season finale on Senior Day
• Seahawks swept by Curry on Senior Day
• Salve Regina defeats NCAA-bound Mt.St. Mary
• Child & Family’s Maureen Philbin honored during Law Day observance on May 1
• Save the NEW date: Sun., April 29 - Megs™ Doubles
• Health care experts and policy makers assemble for Affordable Care Act discussion at Pell Center
• Strong pitching leads Seahawks to sweep
• Salve Regina, LRG partner for branding
• Learning Unlimited participants present poetry, art collection on April 26
• Artistic Sailor captures WWII life
• Seahawks win sixth straight, sweep Corsairs
• Salve Regina defeats Assumption, 6-3
• Classic War Gaming Book Available in Print Again
• Classic War Gaming Book Available in Print Again
• Salve Regina tripped at Saint Michael's
• Seahawks keep rolling, sweep Leopards
• College Republicans present talk by Callista Gingrich on April 16
• GSLBA sponsors Day of Silence on April 17
• Football team leads bone marrow registry drive on April 18
• Salve Regina battles at Babson
• Future Joint Leaders Wrestle with Mock Crisis
• Football team leads bone marrow registry drive on April 18
• SRU Dance performs ‘Come Alive!’ on April 21-22
• Lenn Goodman bridges religion, science in Atwood Lecture on April 24
• Baseball blanked by Bears, 2-0
• NWC Accepting Applications for Fleet Seminar Program
• Seahawks match program mark for wins with thrilling OT victory versus Bison
• Pair of big innings push Corsairs past Seahawks
• Burke, O'Reilly honored by CCC
• Angela Wheeler awarded Fulbright scholarship
• Luigi Bradizza named to academic fellowship in terrorism studies
• Pitching stars recognized by CCC
• Seahawks rally to beat Buccaneers, 8-7
• Seahawks drop a pair versus Anchorwomen
• Women's ice hockey places eight on all-academic team
• Salve Regina set to celebrate NCAA Division III Week
• SRU Toastmasters host regional speech contest Saturday
• Seahawks fall to Corsairs on the road, 8-1
• Women's lacrosse coasts past Lions, 16-7
• Cruver blanks Golden Bears; Seahawks split
• Seahawks split CCC doubleheader with Hawks
• Save the date: Sun., April 22 (1:15 p.m.)
• Porter named to All-New England All-Stars
• Kehew no-hits Leopards; ends Seahawk skid
• Pheland nearly perphect!
• Faculty Provide Tailored Assist Visit to Seventh Fleet
• Kinderblock 66, a Buchenwald survival story, makes U.S. premiere at Salve Regina April 16
• Bison sweep past Seahawks, 9-0
• Baseball falls to Becker on the road
• Seahawks best Hawks for first CCC win
• Brown professor examines 'American Icons' in April 12 lecture
• Seahawks settle for split with Colonels
• Owls hold off Seahawks, 16-8
• Fast start propels Golden Bears past Seahawks, 13-5
• Gallerani, Rosenfeld go distance for Seahawk win
• Physicist David Albright to discuss Iran’s nuclear program
• Springfield bests Salve Regina
• Sophomore Alexa Bracco named 2012 Newman Civic Fellow
• Salve students conduct hands-on science lesson at Sullivan School
• Rams dodge Seahawk comeback bid, 12-9
• Seahawks battle past Anchorwomen for 15-13 win
• Yarnall talk will explore artist John La Farge’s contradictions
• Cruver does it all as Seahawks sweep Beavers
• William Sweet to discuss energy supplies, U.S. foreign policy
• Seahawks relinquish early lead in loss to MIT
• Women's lacrosse falls to Wheaton on the road
• War zone journalist Anna Badkhen presents lecture
• Theatre arts program presents ‘Grey Gardens’ March 29-April 1
• Baseball drops a pair to Golden Bears
• Faculty Present National Security Symposium
• Seahawks compete indoors at Wheaton Invitational
• Longvall, Ryan qualify for New England championships
• Seahawks drop 7-2 decision to Gulls
• Seahawks glide to 17-3 win over Wildcats
• Seahawks sweep Bison to move to 4-0 in CCC
• Salve Regina splits doubleheader with Lions
• Seahawks open CCC with home sweep of Lions
• Seahawks pound-out 16 hits in 9-7 win
• Debra Curtis wins Presidential Faculty Award to support ethnographic study in Newport
• Providence Journal publisher, president and CEO Howard Sutton to give commencement address
• Debra Curtis wins Presidential Faculty Award to support ethnographic study in Newport
• Hawks win conference opener over Seahawks
• Chapel design garners Robert A.M. Stern a 2012 Palladio Award
• CCC Rookie of the Week: Joe Haley
• Vikings spoil Seahawks' home opener, 9-5
• Salve science students among winners at undergraduate R&D symposium
• Lori Nix’s acclaimed series, ‘The City’ on exhibit at Hamilton Gallery
• Field Hockey earns 4th straight NFHCA award
• Seahawks have no luck vs Gulls on St. Patty's Day
• Seahawks wrap up Fla. trip with Cardinals
• Cruver blanks Blue Jays; Seahawks split in Fla.
• Seahawks sweep Warriors, 5-2 and 11-2
• Olivet outscores Salve Regina, 8-1
• Do fired Navy COs suffer from 'Bathsheba Syndrome?'
• Geneseo St., Messiah trip Salve Regina in Florida
• Seahawks hold off late charge by Bears, 9-7
• CCC Player of the Week: Ali Muehlbronner
• Salve Regina sweeps Lasell
• Seahawks improve to 2-0 with win over Corsairs
• Naval War College Student Returns from International Security Delegation
• Woods Hole project director lectures on the state of our oceans
• Seahawks take 14-13 thriller in season opener
• Engineers top Seahawks in ECAC finals
• Seahawks snare another opportunity at championship
• Seahawks rally to take season opener, 14-11
• What’s wrong with this picture?
• Seahawks earn first NEWVA Academic Award
• ‘House Calls to the Homeless’ doctor will introduce documentary screening on March 7
• Neary connects Catholic social teaching to national politics in 1930s, today
• Seahawks set program record, advance to semis
• Yarnall’s biography of John La Farge is first in a century
• March Into Reading children’s book festival is March 3
• Seahawks set to man-up for strong '12 schedule
• NWC junior war gamers ‘Sink the Bismarck’ during simulated sea battle
• Men's basketball earns #2 seed in ECAC tournament
• Salve Regina to play Wm. Paterson in NCAA first round
• Salve Regina wins its 7th CCC title in last 11 years
• Rynn to perform tango dance at Jane Pickens on Feb 26
• Porter, Simmons both earn All-ECAC East nods
• Smiley shoots Seahawks to CCC finals
• NWC Student Speaks at Brown on US-China Military Relationship
• US Naval War College Surpasses Goal in Blood Drive
• Shorey, Seahawks deny Colonels, 54-32
• Nationally-ranked teams spice Salve Regina softball schedule
• CCC Player of the Week: Isiah Pringle
• Spring underway as men's tennis competes indoors
• Salve Regina ends regular season as No. 2 seed
• Baseball ranks fifth in preseason poll
• Preseason poll predicts fifth-place finish for men's tennis
• Senior Enlisted Academy Graduates Resident Class
• French Film Festival returns March 18-29
• Seahawks tabbed for fifth place finish in 2012
• Salve Regina ranked seventh in preseason poll
• Women's cross country earns USTFCCCA honors
• ECAC Video Play of the Week: Markey's goal!
• Documentary film links cell phones to deadly civil war
• IYRS Marine Industry Career Day
• CCC Player of the Week: Ryan Birrell
• Vote for the ECAC Video Play of the Week
• Goodwin earns second rookie of the week award
• Shorey double-double does the job for Seahawks
• Birrell gets it done the old-fashioned way
• Answering the call: Beels responds to seals in need
• NEFC to restructure in 2013
• Janet Robinson appointed board of trustees chairperson
• Roundtable to explore: What does American ‘strength’ mean in the 21st century?
• ‘Overlander’ installation to be exhibited at Hamilton Gallery
• Salve Regina downs Wentworth, 58-31
• Seahawks win big in Boston; 91-61 over Leopards
• NWC Graduates Intermediate Students
• Extensions Dance Company performs Feb. 16-18 at Casino Theatre
• Seahawks sweep Colonels with 51-43 win in Milton
• Jones helps Curry comeback versus Salve Regina
• Beacons score in closing moments, top Seahawks, 3-2
• University’s ‘Day of Silence’ video wins PRSA excellence award
• Salve Regina, SVPRI host networking event, panel discussion on ‘new economy’
• Livingston, Owen named 2012 team captains
• Birrell bounces back with career-high in win over Lions
• Tom Karako presents Atwood Lecture on ‘Nuclear Proliferation in the Middle East’
• John Quinn gives talk on ‘Catholics in Antebellum Newport’
• Slow start downs Seahawks versus Bantams, 3-2
• Cook Lectures on Stockdale Legacy at University of San Diego
• Leopards pull away in third period for 6-3 win
• Shorey leads Seahawks over Nor'easters, 63-51
• Seahawks take command in 2nd for 10-point win
• Simmons earns 10th career shutout in 5-0 win
• Mesmerist stretches psychology class’s imaginations
• National Girls and Women in Sports Day
• Professors talk to Egyptian students about higher education options in U.S.
• Professors talk to Egyptian students about higher education options in U.S.
• Salve Regina, MIT top NEFC in academic honors
• ‘Concert of American Originals’ to be performed at Casino Theatre
• IYRS Announces New Scholarship Opportunities for Fall 2012
• Hawks down Seahawks in overtime, 3-2
• Salve Regina and Becker postponed due to snow
• Birrell, Pendergast lead Seahawks over Hawks
• Engemann leads Hawks over Seahawks, 75-72
• Seahawks skate past Spartans for 4-1 victory
• Mountain lion expert William Betty to give Jan. 26 presentation
• Coleman helps Seahawks salvage 2-2 draw with Pilgrims
• NWC's Wright Builds Wheelchairs for Guatemalan Children
• RI’s best scholastic artists exhibit their work at Hamilton Gallery
• Senior trio to lead men's lacrosse in 2012
• Salve Regina rallies to defeat Nichols, 83-75
• Seahawks get it done on the line; win 53-39 over Bison
• Roundtable lunch examines topic: 'Is America at risk for authoritarianism?'
• Are you ready for no football?
• Desrosiers presents Crowley Lecture at Tennis Hall of Fame
• IYRS Announces New Scholarship Opportunities for Fall 2012
• Seahawks shut down Leopards, 69-30
• Irregular warfare expert to lecture on ‘Pakistan and its Contradictions’
• Magee named women's lacrosse assistant coach
• Learning Commons nears completion at McKillop Library
• Western New England downs Salve Regina, 50-42
• Salve Regina improves to 5-0 in conference play
• James Farrington among first class inducted to RI Criminal Justice Hall of Fame
• Four Seahawks selected to ECAC All-Stars
• Birrell garners CCC player of the week honors
• Salve Regina University Highlights - Women's Basketball
• Salve Regina University Highlights - Men's Basketball
• Simmons earns shutout in 2-0 win over Cardinals
• Seahawks go overtime to corral Colonels, 87-82
• Last minute goal downs Seahawks in tough 4-3 loss
• Birrell leads Salve Regina over Curry, 61-34
• Seahawks double-up Blazers, 6-3
• Newport St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Albert honored as BSN All-American
• Cooney calls on Douglass to assist with defense
• Seahawks begin new year with 2-1 win over Foresters
• Pendergast powers Salve Regina to victory over Middlebury, 64-46
• Seahawks held scoreless in loss to Cardinals
• Panera Bread Dine For Donations
• Newport Winter Festival 2012
• Softball honored by NFCA for academic achievements
• Jentgen, Sweeney recognized by NSCAA Scholar All-East Region Team
• Salve Regina will host Monterey Institute’s English immersion program through 2014
• Theatre Arts program holding January auditions
• Spotlight On Frederick Law Olmsted Park
• McAllister, Jentgen named NSCAA All-New England
• Birrell earns NSCAA All-New England selection
• Applications accepted for Expressive Arts Institute
• Chiuccariello named ECAC player of the week
• Military Stability Operations Game Ends As Greater Cooperation, Understanding Begin
• Chiuccariello ties program record for goals in 6-3 win over Camels
• Lopez lifts Camels over Seahawks, 55-54
• Salve Regina rebounds against Westfield State; Shorey scores 1,000th point
• Canova rookie of the week for CCC men's basketball
• Birrell named to NEWISA first team
• Albert named first team Academic All-America®
• ‘Irish Voice’ names Sister Jane among North America’s top educators
• Simmons tabbed ECAC Women's East goaltender of the week
• Christmas choral concert ‘Hallelujah!’ is Dec. 9-10
• Adjunct professor Anthony Pesare publishes new book on the mob
• Governor’s Ball gesture honors local military personnel
• McNeice earns All-New England selection
• Birrell player of the week after career effort in Seahawk win
• Goodwin captures ECAC Northeast rookie of the week honors
• Salve Regina nets first-ever win over Colby, 3-2
• Seahawk field hockey collecting clothes for Salvation Army through Dec. 9
• Birrell buries 30 to lead Seahawks over Eagles
• SAAC participating in conference-wide food drive
• Hayat Alvi presents Anger and Awakening in the Middle East at Salve on Nov 29
• Theatre program presents ‘Miracle Worker’ Dec. 2-4
• Hayat Alvi presents ‘Anger and Awakening in the Middle East’ on Nov. 29
• Mercy Center hosts ‘Festival of Lights’ celebration on Nov. 30
• LaRiviere-Tougas wins Gold Helmet Award
• Scorcia named ECAC Northeast rookie of the week
• NAVCENT Hosts CFMCC Course For Senior International Military Officers
• Buzzer-beater drops Salve Regina at Mitchell tournament
• Birrell leads Salve Regina past St. Joseph's, 60-56
• Salve Regina defeats Mount Ida, 59-51
• Seahawks capture ECAC North-West Bowl with 26-6 victory over Lancers
• Owls defeat Seahawks in Keene State Tip Off Tournament
• Barry earns Academic All-District honors
• Lyons separate from Seahawks in second half
• Seahawks erase 20-point deficit in 2nd half but fall to Corsairs
• Albert selected to Academic All-District team
• Seahawks earn ECAC Bowl bid; first since 1999
• Seahawks tip off new era
• Defending champions return to the hardwood
• Naval War College Students Honor Victims of War at Newport Cemetery
• Seahawks fall to Colonels in conference opener
• Seahawks earn 11 All-Boyd Division selections
• Porter's overtime goal sparks Seahawks to first-ever win over Saint Anselm
• SRU Dance presents ‘Shake That!’ Nov. 19 & 20
• Gomaa, Vespia and Gibbons win faculty awards for academic excellence
• NWC President Speaks at 29th Annual Boston University Joint-Service ROTC Pass-in-Review
• Nor'easters defeat Seahawks at Gaudet Field
• Seahawks fall to Gulls on Senior Day, 3-1
• Seahawks drop quarterfinal game with Scots, 3-0
• Sileo's last -minute goal lifts Seahawks to 2-1 double-overtime win versus Lions
• Seahawks' defense shuts down Panthers in 28-7 victory
• Norton, runner of the year, leads Seahawks to championship
• Seahawks and Lions bumped up to noon start
• Birrell heads list of four Seahawks to earn All-CCC honors
• Kureczka named CCC rookie and defensive player of the week
• Norton collects fifth CCC runner of the week award
• Seahawks set program record for wins with 2-0 victory over Wildcats
• Scots hold off Seahawks for 3-2 win
• Salve Regina presents Michael Oren, Ambassador of Israel to the U.S.
• Carpenter to speak on World War II in public library series
• Skeffington accounts for three scores as Seahawks roll to 36-13 Senior Day victory
• Birrell's hat trick lifts Seahawks to 3-0 win over Curry
• Seahawks drop CCC contest to Bison
• Seahawks earn 0-0 draw versus Colonels
• Guest vocalist, Tianxu Zhou, performs at Ochre Court on Oct. 29
• Watkins lecture explains how aristocrat turned hillbilly
• Camels snap Seahawks' winning streak with 3-0 sweep
• Salve Regina blanked by Endicott on the road, 3-0
• Public film, follow-up lecture examine our notion of ‘others’
• Clancy honored as CCC libero of the week
• Salve Regina playoff run ends at Nichols
• Seahawks battle Hawks to 1-1 draw
• Hawks hold on for 1-0 win over Salve Regina
• Seahawks sweep Leopards to earn fourth straight win
• Video Now Available of Gaddis Evening Lecture on George Kennan
• Nor'easters edge Seahawks, 1-0, on Senior Day
• Knoth's second half tally propels Seahawks to 2-1 win over UNE on Senior Day
• Seahawks erupt for five goals in second half to top Golden Bears, 5-1
• Seahawks force six turnovers in 31-6 win over Colonels
• Saturday's contests postponed until Sunday due to poor field conditions
• Late goal helps Bison edge Seahawks, 2-1
• DiFilippo, O'Brien, Stevens earn all-conference honors
• Kraska brings International Law expertise to USAFRICOM exercise
• Bowen's Wharf Seafood Festival 2011
• Newport International Oktoberfest 2011
• The Haunted Shipyard
• Salve Regina hosts first round women's tennis playoffs
• Strong second half leads Scots past Seahawks
• Seahawks held scoreless in 2-0 loss to Scots
• Skeffington helps lead Seahawks to first conference win of the season, 38-7
• Birrell nets pair of goals to lift Seahawks to 2-1 victory over Scots
• Students seek gift cards for mission trip to aid Vermont hurricane victims
• Salve Regina earns home playoff date with 5-4 victory
• Public invited to free screening of Invisible Children documentary, ‘Tony’
• Corsairs comeback to slip by Seahawks, 5-4
• Late rally leads Beacons past Seahawks, 3-0
• Seahawks held scoreless in 1-0 road loss to Engineers
• Fortress of Nightmares
• Olde Town Ghost Walk
• Clancy earns second straight CCC libero of the week award
• Norton captures third CCC female runner of the week award
• Birrell named CCC player of the week for third time this season
• Seahawks sweep Lions in straight sets, improve to 5-0 in CCC
• Award-winning author Kelly Easton gives talk, workshop at McKillop Library
• Salve Regina wins 8-1 at Eastern Nazarene
• Golden Bears edge Seahawks in defensive battle, 12-9
• Seahawks remain unbeaten in CCC with 3-1 win over UNE
• Seahawks stay undefeated in conference play with first ever win over Gulls
• Rain postpones another women's tennis match
• Oct. 16 launch party celebrates release of Pell biography
• Oct. 3 roundtable examines ‘America One Decade After 9/11’
• Faculty Exhibition opens Oct. 13 at Hamilton Gallery
• Jesse Manibusan performs free concert at Chapel on Oct. 15
• Seahawks have 'secret weapon' for Saturday's game
• Seahawks remain unbeaten in the conference with 3-2 thriller over Golden Bears
• Clancy, Duggan earn CCC weekly honors
• Bears serve up 8-1 victory over Seahawks
• Salve Regina defeats Wentworth, 9-0
• Bing West presents practical way for U.S. to get out of Afghanistan
• Law Symposium Addresses Non-International Armed Conflict
• Second half goals sink Seahawks
• Endicott edges Salve Regina, 24-17
• Nor'easters hold on for 5-4 win over Seahawks
• Seahawks improve to 3-0 in conference
• Norton paces Seahawks to first place finish at Elms Invitational
• Playwrights invited to submit scripts for performances at 2012 festival
• Clancy reaches milestone as Seahawks win fourth straight
• Registration open for 12th Mansion Run 5K
• Norton earns second straight CCC runner of the week award
• Seahawks survive close one with Colonels
• Stevenson Lectures at NWC on World War I
• Corsairs' quick start downs Seahawks, 2-1
• Seahawks sweep Colonels to remain atop CCC standings
• Cassidy Speaks to Des Moines Committee on Foreign Relations
• Liguori lights the way for Salve Regina
• Jumbos jump to a win over Seahawks
• Golden Bears claw past Seahawks in overtime
• Edwards scores three touchdowns in 28-13 victory over Framingham State
• Salve Regina hosts the 28th Annual Grass Court Doubles Championships at Tennis Hall of Fame
• Seahawks capture sixth straight win with 6-1 victory over Lions
• Graduate Speaker Series kicks off with Maj. Gen. Antonio Taguba
• Salve Regina falls to Roger Williams
• Best of Salve Students show opens tonight
• Salve Regina ranks among nation’s best universities
• Seahawks sweep their way to victory over Rams
• Nursing grad produces monthly video blog for BestNursingDegree.com
• Birrell, Blanchette capture CCC weekly honors
• Norton named CCC female runner of the week
• Salve Regina defeats Rhode Island Col., 8-1
• Fall theatre productions include ‘columbinus’ and ‘The Miracle Worker’
• Bears top Seahawks with pair of second half goals
• Bison get the best of the Seahawks
• G.I. Jobs awards Salve Regina its ‘Military Friendly School’ title
• Barry makes all-tournament team as Seahawks compete at Endicott Invitational
• Raiders rally to earn first-ever win versus Seahawks, 3-1
• Birrell's hat trick leads Seahawks to 3-1 victory over Leopards in CCC opener
• Seahawks sweep to first win of season
• Doucette's OT goal sends Simmons over Salve Regina
• Seahawks fall to 11th-ranked Red Hawks on the road
• Seahawks battle to 1-1 draw with Leopards in conference opener
• 9/11: Salve Regina remembers, seeks remembrances
• Pell Honors Program presents Constitution Day lecture
• Father Greg Boyle urges students to create a community of kinship
• Panerai Report: Classic Yacht Regatta
• Salve Regina postpones men's soccer game vs. Anna Maria
• Rizzo honored as both CCC player and rookie of the week
• Birrell earns CCC player of the week selection
• Naval War College to Conduct Fleet Arctic Operations Game 2011
• Meyer serves Seahawks to first ever 2-0 start
• Vikings knock Seahawks from ranks of undefeated
• Moore named NEFC special teams player of the week
• Gulls gain revenge with 8-1 win over Seahawks
• Moore's last second field goal lifts Seahawks to 25-22 win over Union in season opener
• Seahawks rally in second half for 3-1 win over Warriors
• Public auditions being held for Salve Regina’s fall theater productions
• Father Gregory Boyle, Los Angeles ‘Homeboy’ and anti-gang activist, to speak at Convocation Sept. 7
• Kraska Contributes to Yearbook of International Humanitarian Law
• 32nd Annual Museum Of Yachting Classic Yacht Regatta
• Places still available in the Arts, Nature and New Eco-Consciousness Program
• Maurer to speak at South Ferry Church in Narragansett, RI
• Celtics host youth basketball camp at Rodgers Rec Aug. 8-17
• Salve Regina selected among Princeton Review’s ‘Best in Northeast’
• Librarian Lucille Rosa Receives FAFLRT Distinguished Service Award
• Students to present summer research findings at statewide conference
• Rhode Island International Film Festival 2011
• Navy salutes 28th Black Ships
• Pell Honors Program presents 7-day public seminar on the greatness of Rome
• Readey ready to join sports information staff
• Basement grow house yields advancements in urban agriculture
• NWC Employees Nominated, Selected for RI Employees of the Year
• IYRS Gala Raises Funding for Marine Training Programs
• Hoyt Named John N. Brown Chair of Counterterrorism
• IYRS to Host Open Houses at Bristol and Newport Campuses in July, 2011
• NSA Faculty Present Strategy Development Seminar in Mexico City
• Falmouth's Kevin Pease named men's tennis coach at Salve Regina
• 32nd Annual Museum of Yachting Classic Yacht Regatta Sponsored by Panerai
• NWC Facilitates Deterrence and Escalation “Echo” Game for Deputy Commander, United States Strategic Command
• James Ludes named Pell Center executive director
• J. David Smith, RI’s EMA director, takes over graduate ADJ program
• Newport Black Ships Festival 2011
• The 14th Annual IYRS Summer Gala Takes Place in Newport
• Vego Speaks at International Conference in Germany
• Blue Hill Troupe’s H.M.S. Pinafore performance benefits Casino Theatre
• Higgins named vice president for student affairs
• 36 student-athletes named to TCCC All-Academic Team
• Anthony Tomaselli Gallery Opens in Newport
• McCabe Conducts 3 Day Workshop in Mozambique
• Seahawks announce 2011 captains
• Reveron will discuss NATO’s efforts to build the Afghan Army and Police at SRU
• Salve Regina announces its Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2011
• Summer lecture series focuses on American history and culture
• Gomaa, Raymond participate in Redwood Library lecture series
• Reveron will discuss NATO’s efforts to build the Afghan Army and Police
• Seahawks place third at NSCRO Division III Championships
• NJROTC Cadets Learn About Leadership and Career Options in Newport
• Naval War College Applauds Employees for Outstanding Achievements
• Hall of Fame & Museum Serves Up History of Tennis With Photographs in New Local Book
• Gerety to confer 678 degrees during Salve Regina's 61st commencement on Sunday
• Phillips receives R.I.A.I.A.W. Distinguished Student-Athlete Award
• Seahawks place eight in ECAC All-Academic Team
• Eight Seahawks named to ECAC All-Academic Team
• Social work students present Sen. Paiva Weed petition on behalf of homeless
• Newport Music Festival 2011
• Five student-athletes named to All-TCCC squad
• Salve Regina introduces David Kraszewski as head men's and women's cross country coach
• Seahawks, Chargers playoff game pushed to Thursday
• Seahawks begin conference playoffs at Wentworth
• Gildea, Jacobsen named team captains for 2011 season
• Walsh, Simpson pick up All-TCCC honors
• Seahawks begin run to TCCC Championship at Roger Williams
• Salve Regina hosts 2011 Seahawk Sports Awards banquet
• Seahawks place third at TCCC Championship
• Five Seahawks garner All-TCCC honors
• Seahawks travel to Gordon for TCCC Quarterfinals on Saturday
• Seahawks, Corsairs move DH to Friday
• Burke garners All-TCCC Second Team honors
• O’Donnell, Salve grad and U.S. Marshal, keynotes Law Day observance
• Four student-athletes receive TCCC All-Conference honors
• Seahawks travel to Virgina to play for NSCRO National Championship
• NWC Publishes International Game Reports
• Seahawks travel to Endicott for TCCC Quarterfinals this Saturday
• William Vareika, preservationist and philanthropist, to be honored at commencement
• Seahawks begin defense of TCCC crown at Roger Williams
• Cruver tabbed TCCC Pitcher of the Week
• Senior Enlisted Academy to be Renovated
• Seahawks and Fighting Scots will play two on April 29
• Walsh, Ciccarelli to serve as captains for 2011 season
• Quinn grabs TCCC Player of the Week honors for second time in 2011
• Gay-Straight-Lesbian-Bisexual Alliance hosts Day of Silence on April 19
• Walsh, Quintana to serve as captains in 2011
• Salve students host 30th East Bay Special Olympics on April 16
• Salve Regina’s 4th Wine Tasting & Auction on April 28 supports student scholarships
• Zipf’s April 14 lecture highlights Newport’s architectural patronesses during 1850-1940
• Seahawks to raise money for Spaulding Rehabilitation Center
• Salve Regina men's tennis versus Gordon postponed
• Bursie's no-no earns him TCCC Pitcher of the Week honors
• Seahawks see game against Colby-Sawyer moved to Dartmouth
• Japanese students at Salve Regina organize ‘Hope for Japan’ Week
• Tapley tabbed ECAC Player of the Week
• Salve Regina softball versus UMass Dartmouth postponed
• Tapley named TCCC Player of the Week
• Lacouture presents April 14 public lecture, Gallery talk on Chinese cultural exchange
• Salve Regina men's tennis versus Endicott postponed
• Salve Regina baseball at Gordon postponed
• Free screening of ‘The Tempest’ on April 18 celebrates Shakespeare’s 447th birthday
• Donald Gregg gives ‘Good News and Bad News from the Korean Peninsula’
• Salve Regina men's tennis match postponed; time changes for weekend lacrosse games
• Salve production of ‘Two Gentlemen of Verona’ spins Shakespearean classic into ’70s-style musical
• 8th Annual Megs™ Doubles celebrates life of Meghan E. Strathman
• Hasbro executive to meet with business students
• NCAA Choices sponsors Salve Regina faculty/staff against students basketball game this Thursday
• Simpson grabs ECAC pitching honors
• Quinn named TCCC Pitcher of the Week
• Simpson picks up first-career TCCC honor
• Megan Hennessy receives Yale Distinguished Music Educator Award
• Trio of Seahawks honored by Cox Sports
• Roehrig’s Insights on North Korea WMD Threat Included in Book
• SRU Dance's spring performance, ‘Tonight is the Night!,’ is April 9-10
• Softball DH against Gordon postponed
• Seahawks and Gulls grounded by impending storm
• Phillips one of two TCCC student-athletes on ECAC Division III New England team
• Salve Regina men's tennis match postponed
• Public events April 8-15 celebrate Disability Awareness Week
• Symposium brings together artists, scholars from China, US
• Hollenshade picks up TCCC honors for second-consecutive week
• Seahawk baseball away in Newport for TCCC opener
• Extensions Dance Company performs at Casino Theatre March 25-26
• Phillips honored by D3hoops.com with spot on All-Northeast Region squad
• Salve Regina’s study abroad rate ranks 14th nationally
• Erik Madigan Heck named to exclusive ‘PDN’s 30’ list
• Carroll, Hollenshade take home TCCC weekly honors
• Livingston, Clancy garner conference weekly honors
• Naval War College professor examines ‘USA National Security Since 9/11’
• ‘Papers’ screening, panel discussion examines how illegal immigration impacts innocent youths
• Nine student-athletes, team honored by NFHCA
• Spring has begun for Seahawk sports
• American University of Beirut professor presents ‘Public Policymaking in the Arabia Gulf’
• NWC Holds Annual Breakfast on Capitol Hill
• Architects, historians and actors discuss Casino Theatre’s fascinating history and award-winning restoration
• French Film Festival, March 27-April 7, opens at Casino Theatre
• Chinese, U.S. artists and educators engage in cross-cultural dialogue at Salve Regina University
• Watch the Seahawks in March Madness
• Robert Faulkner presents Atwood Lecture on March 8
• 'Readers' Series' of IYRS Lectures Begins in March
• Phillips, Pendergast honored by TCCC for conference tournament heroics
• Hinkson, Dinneen earn Player & Rookie of the Week honors from TCCC
• NCAA Choices: VCU's Linda Hancock presents 'The S's'
• Seahawks draw Colonials in first round of NCAA Championships
• From the Bahamas to Brunswick, Salve Regina women's basketball continues its season with NCAA bid
• Watch Seahawk women's basketball live in Saturday's championship game
• Public invited to free ‘March Into Reading’ children’s book festival March 5 at Salve Regina
• Seahawks host Beacons in ECAC Women's East Quarterfinals this Saturday
• Seahawks tabbed third in TCCC coaches poll
• Professor Cook to Lecture on Military Ethics at Oxford University
• James Yarnall to discuss John La Farge’s travel writings on March 8
• Salve Regina players present ‘The Beard of Avon’ March 4-6 at Casino Theatre
• Master’s graduate Jae Krafft Wiss takes charge of social media at RDW Group
• War College Evaluates Electronic Readers for Students
• Newport Saint Patrick's Day Parade
• NCAA Choices: Roger Jadosz to speak at SRU on Wednesday, February 23
• Authors Explore the Growing Sea Power of China
• NWC Conducts Workshop on Indo-Pacific Maritime Security
• Top-seeded Salve Regina selected for top two TCCC awards: Phillips - Player of the Year; Hughes - Coach of the Year
• Birrell, Hinkson lead Salve Regina into TCCC Championships as all-conference honorees
• James Kraska to Speak at Conference on Defense and Security
• Former British diplomat presents public lecture on the ‘winnable war in Afghanistan’ on March 2
• NATIONAL GIRLS AND WOMEN IN SPORTS DAY<br>Salve Regina to honor senior female student-athletes
• Glynn, Matarazzo, Melcher, Quinn named 2011 captains
• Watch Seahawk men's and women's basketball live on Saturday
• Madrigals serve up Cabaret Dinner with smiles and songs on Feb. 25
• Seahawks place seventh in TCCC preseason softball poll
• Salve Regina selected fourth in TCCC preseason poll
• Rooney, Gates named captains for 2011 season
• New BU Publication on Asia Addresses Joint BU/NWC Symposium
• Pell Honors students talk Middle East policy with Thanassis Cambanis
• Salve Regina selected sixth in TCCC preseason men's lacrosse poll
• Seahawks name Viola, Livingston, Owen captains for 2011 season
• 19 student-athletes earn NEFC All-Academic recognition
• Name Change Strengthens Focus on National Security Studies
• Ushers needed at Casino Theatre for the spring performance season
• Seahawks tabbed ninth in TCCC preseason poll
• Award-winning RI author Ann Hood to give public talk at McKillop Library
• Birrell named TCCC Player of the Week for first time in career
• Expressive Arts Institute accepting applications for three-weekend professional training program
• Public invited to ‘Great Decisions’ spring lecture series at Salve Regina
• Willis wins national Donald Gerhring Award for his contributions in student conduct administration
• IYRS Marine Industry Career Day Will Draw Industry Experts and Employers
• Seahawks move Saturday's men's ice hockey start to 7 p.m.
• Cambanis to discuss changing Middle East landscape, likelihood of new Hezbollah attack on Israel
• Public invited to lectures, Art League of R.I. ‘Member’s Show’ opening on Feb. 16
• U.S. Civil Military Relations After 9/11 Examined in New Book
• Back-to-back: Pendergast earns second-consecutive Rookie of the Week award
• Columnist George Will to Speak at Naval War College
• Isaiah Carlson featured on USCHO.com
• Ethics Conference Examines Responsibilities of Military Leaders
• Jacqueline Lawler wins National Dramaturgy Award at Kennedy Center theatre festival
• Seahawks, Greyhounds snowed in
• Salve Regina, Suffolk game postponed due to weather
• Seahawks host annual Take a Kid to the Game event on February 5
• Greg Pierotti, acclaimed Laramie Project actor & writer, to conduct acting workshop
• Hutt named to ECAC Honor Roll
• Middle East expert presents terrifying glimpse inside Hezbollah’s forces during public lecture on Feb. 16
• Pendergast grabs first TCCC honors of her career
• War College Represented at International Law Review Symposium
• Who's afraid of snow? Not the Seahawks and Leopards! Game(s) on!
• Students raise $21K to help rebuild school in Port-Au-Prince
• Middle Eastern expert examines Islamic philosophy in Jan. 26 lecture
• NWC Professor Coordinates Textbook Shipment to Kenya
• NWC Staff Lectures at Senior Command and Staff College in Uganda
• Skin cancer survivor to share her story on Feb. 3
• Professor Thomas Nichols to Speak on Nuclear War at University Events
• Rhode Island’s top scholastic artists display more than 200 works at Hamilton Gallery
• As Fulbright Scholar, Giannakos will teach, develop international affairs program in Albania
• New Book Examines Rules Governing Freedom of the Seas
• Women athletes host free sports clinic for local girls on Feb. 4
• Simmons grabs ECAC Goalie of the Week honors
• Lange picks up ECAC All-Star accolades
• Seahawks continue to excel in the classroom
• Phillips earns TCCC honors for second-consecutive week
• Salve Regina hosts third annual National Girls and Women in Sports Day
• Weather forces changes to basketball, women's ice hockey start times
• McCullough earns ECAC honors
• Seahawks visit Newport Boys and Girls Club
• Day 4 - Bahama Blog - Women's Basketball Daily Diary from Katie and Erin
• Phillips earns TCCC Player of the Week honors for first time in 2010-11
• Bucci garners TCCC Rookie of the Week honors
• Club rugby team earns No. 1 ranking from NSCRO
• Military Intervention and Soft Power Intrigue NWC Visiting Scholar
• NSDM Student Shadow Initiative Begins This Week
• Professors Record the First Century of Navy Aviation
• IYRS Calendar Listings For Winter-Spring 2011
• CMSI Professors to Speak at China Defense and Security Conference
• NWC's Archivist to Speak on Rhode Island Naval History
• NWC Professor Wins $100,000 on Who Wants to Be A Millionaire
• Seahawks continue to excel in the classroom
• SPS 11 Team Hosts Media Aboard HSV 2 Swift
• Club rugby team earns No. 1 ranking from NSCRO
• Bucci garners TCCC Rookie of the Week honors
• Phillips earns TCCC Player of the Week honors for first time in 2010-11
• Salve Regina rugby ranked #1 in the nation
• Naval Education and Training Command Announces Advanced Education Opportunities for Officers
• Day 4 - Bahama Blog - Women's Basketball Daily Diary from Katie and Erin
• Day 3 - Bahama Blog - Women's Basketball Daily Diary from Katie and Erin
• Day 2 - Bahama Blog - Women's Basketball Daily Diary from Katie and Erin
• 2011 Commencement dates, events announced
• Newport Winter Festival 2011
• Day 1 - Bahama Blog - Women's Basketball Daily Diary from Katie and Erin
• Audet, Jentgen honored by NSCAA
• Stay Informed This Season - Winter Storm Communication
• NWC Reaches Combined Federal Campaign Goal
• Another week, another honor for Birrell: NEWISA Third Team
• Jentz participates in FCS Senior Scout Classic
• Lange picks up D3Football.com All-East Region honors
• Birrell selected to NSCAA All-Region Team
• CNWS Dean to Appear on "Midrats" Blog Radio Show
• NWC Global Shipping Game Explores Future Strategic Scenarios
• McAllister adds NSCAA All-Region honors to his resume
• Colaianni honored by ECAC
• Julie O’Connell awarded $1,000 nursing scholarship
• ‘Glitter & Gold’ holiday concert at Casino Theatre celebrates America’s Gilded Age
• Seahawks honored by NSCAA for their academics
• Fall, Jentz, Weisel to participate in D3 Senior Classic
• ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ features a circus twist
• Curran, Lanhan join program as assistant coaches
• 34th Governor’s Ball is Dec. 4
• Professors Speak on Chinas Naval Expansion at Boston University Symposium
• Lange named to All-New England team
• James Kraska Receives 2010 Alfred Thayer Mahan Literary Award
• Seahawks finish with a No.10 regional ranking
• Field hockey team collecting clothes for Salvation Army through Dec. 8
• CNW Graduates Urged to Remember Fellowship, Leadership and Scholarship
• Salve Regina men's basketball plays at Division I Bryant
• AMA continues to make strides against cancer
• Sigma Beta Delta meal drive benefits King Center food bank
• NSDM Professors Travel to Africa to Discuss Maritime Strategy Development
• Community leaders will discuss ‘Peace and Conflict in Ireland’
• Salve Regina rugby wins New England title, advances to national championships
• NAVCENT Hosts Combined Force Maritime Component Commander Course
• Naval War College Students Hold Memorial Ceremony at Newport Cemetery
• Salve Regina tabbed 12th in TCCC preseason coaches' poll
• Salve Regina tabbed fourth in TCCC preseason coaches' poll
• JMO Capstone Exercise Tackles International Humanitarian Scenario
• IYRS To Host Open Houses In Newport and Bristol
• Weisel, Fall among eight seletced to NEFC All-Division team
• Sheldon Whitehouse to give keynote at ecosystem workshop on Nov. 12
• Salve Regina’s rugby club begins NERFU championship pursuit
• ‘Beth’s Walk’ on Nov. 13 honors freshman’s mom who died from oral cancer
• Seahawks advance to ECAC soccer semifinals
• Cook to be Keynote Speaker at Fort Leavenworth Ethics Symposium
• Seahawks receive regional ranking for first time since 2001
• NWC Faculty Member leads HSV 2 Swift Deployment to Caribbean for Southern Partnership Station
• Scholarships available for rehabilitation counseling grad students
• Naval War College Professor Teaches at European Staff Colleges
• Salve Regina earns third seed in ECAC New England Men's Soccer Championship
• Learning Unlimited hosts book signing at McKillop Library on Nov. 11
• Suzanne Delle presents “Peter Brook: Re-Imagining Shakespeare” on Nov. 9
• Rapoza named men's ice hockey assistant coach
• CNCS Student Seminars Deliver Security Strategies at Final Exercise
• Barry and Adams represent Seahawks on all-conference team
• Naval War College Graduates Fall CNCS Class
• SRU Dance to perform ‘Power Trip’ Nov. 20 & 21
• Ryan named TCCC Rookie of the Year; Gallipoli earns all-conference honors
• Vierengel earns TCCC Offensive Player of the Week honors
• Visiting Research Scholar Shares Expertise at Naval War College
• Galla and Birrell receive all-conference honors for second-consecutive year
• Seven student-athletes selected to All-TCCC teams
• Seahawks prepare for playoff match with Roger Williams on Saturday
• Salve Regina looks to avenge early-season loss to UNE this Saturday
• Seahawks picked eight in 2010-11 ECAC Northeast poll
• New Naval War College Press Publication now Online
• International Fellows Program Strives to Strengthen Partnerships at NWC
• Salve Regina, Bryant vocalists present ‘Voices in Harmony’ on Nov. 13
• Salve Regina University to host 'Take A Kid to the Game' this Saturday against Plymouth State
• Curtis Roosevelt, FDR’s grandson, presents Pell Center lecture
• Marketing students raise $2,600 for breast cancer fight
• Experts examine impacts of texting, sexting and cyber bullying in schools
• Ghost Tour and Halloween Party
• Fortress of Nightmares
• Ghost Tours of Newport
• Another week, another award for McAllister
• Fall Lectures at IYRS Explore Modern and Traditional Boatbuilding Methods
• Lange honored by NEFC for fourth time in 2010
• Seahawks tabbed seventh in ECAC Women's East preseason poll
• ‘Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead’ takes Casino Theatre stage
• Sister Therese appointed trustee of Davis Educational Foundation
• History professor presents lecture on ‘The Newport Judge,’ Florence Kerins Murray
• Robert Kaplan to Discuss the Indian Ocean Region at NWC's International Lecture
• Common law expert James Stoner will present Atwood Lecture on Oct. 28
• McAllister tabbed Offensive POW for third time in 2010; Charland named ROW
• Birrell named TCCC Offensive POW
• Lange named NEFC Defensive Player of the Week; Scales placed on Honor Roll
• Five Seahawks garner TCCC All-Conference honors
• CHP grad named historic preservation specialist at architecture firm
• University, tennis hall share preservation award for Casino Theatre restoration
• Athletics to raise money for breast, lung cancer this weekend
• Arctic law, policy expert presents public lecture
• NWC Professors Participate in China Town Hall Program
• Yarnall to present lecture on John La Farge at Yale University Art Gallery
• Ryan named TCCC Runner of the Week
• Adams tabbed TCCC Rookie of the Week
• Phillips garners TCCC honors for second time this fall
• Jentz earns NEFC honors
• Western Hemisphere Countries Participate in Multilateral War Game
• Salve Regina, Newport Police Dept. softball game postponed
• Symposium Debates International Law and the Changing Character of War
• Seahawks volunteer at annual Samaritans 5K race
• Latest Ruger Workshop Monograph on "Economics and Security" Now Available Online
• ‘2 Sculptors’ redefine technology, machinery at Hamilton Gallery exhibit
• NWC Professor to Speak at Vanderbilt Panel on China and U.S. Security
• Salve Regina hosts second annual Watershed Conference
• NWC Marks 126 Years of Service
• Ushers needed for 2010-2011 season at Casino Theatre
• Global Maritime Partnerships Game Focuses on International Information Sharing
• Salve Regina hosts AIGA student design conference
• Lecture examines the role nuns have played in Newport’s Catholic community
• ‘Peter and the Wolf’ collaboration is first Salve Regina offering at Casino Theatre
• Argentine tango classes begin Oct. 12 at King Center
• Stanford White murder mystery premieres at Casino Theatre
• Ryan earns TCCC Rookie of the Week honors
• Public lecture will recreate 1883 archeological tour of Newport
• Seahawks participate in Coach to Cure MD this Saturday
• Social Venture Partners celebrates Newport launch at Ochre Court
• Lange selected to NEFC Honor Roll
• ‘Objects’ exhibit aims to push viewers into uncomfortable territories
• McAllister earns TCCC Player of the Week honors for second-consecutive week
• NWC Student Chosen as Guest Speaker at Hispanic Heritage Month Observance
• Newport Police, Salve Regina baseball and softball teams to compete at Cardines Field
• CIWAG Hosts Leadership Workshop
• Postponed tennis matches create doubleheaders in the spring
• Contemporary Cyberspace Issues Examined at Naval War College Workshop
• No "Friday Night Lights" for the Seahawks and Gulls in field hockey
• Online Journal Offers Publication Outlet for Students
• Ryan picks up TCCC honors for second time in three weeks
• Aquamarine Escapes Coordinate's Cory Silken's ‘Color Of Wind’
• Back to School for Newport - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• 31st Annual Classic Yacht Regatta Sails Into Newport Sponsored By Panerai
• Summer-Fall programs at IYRS and the Museum of Yachting
• Nation’s Illustration Museum Celebrates 10th Anniversary With Laureates Whoopi Goldberg....
• IYRS Gala on July 10 Hosts Record Crowd
• IYRS Gala To Honor The Past, Present And Future Of The School
• Dynamic Moth Sailboats Chosen as Student Project for IYRS Composites Program
• IYRS Students Launch Sail, Power Boats In Public Ceremony
• IYRS and the Museum of Yachting Summer Calendar Listings - April 20, 2010
• Spielberg Protected In Suit Over Stolen Rockwell By Art Dealer
• Easter Egg Hunt And Brunch
• IYRS Career Day To Focus On Current Careers And Future Technology
• New Additions To NMAI American Imagist Collection
• IYRS Calendar Listings for Winter-Spring 2010
• IYRS To Launch Composites Technology Program In 2010
• National Museum of American Illustration Open Saturdays In December!
• IYRS to Host Open Houses in Newport and Bristol in November
• Limited Time Norman Rockwell Boy Scouts Exhibition at NMAI
• Fall Lectures at IYRS Focus on Great Yachts
• Rustic 'Green' Golf: Introducing a Classic Lawn Game Called Adirondack Golf
• NMAI Fall Schedule and Activities
• Winners Crowned at the 30th Annual Classic Yacht Regatta Sponsored by Panerai...
• 30th Annual Classic Yacht Regatta
• Rita Rogers: Selected Paintings
• NMAI Open Through Labor Day Weekend
• IYRS Gala Sponsored by Land Rover North America Raises $575,000
• Newport Music Festival
• IYRS Celebrates School Milestone at Annual Summer Gala
• IYRS and the Museum of Yachting Calendar Listings - June 11, 2009
• IYRS Celebrates Launch Day
• Newport RI Real Estate Guide
• A Special Exhibition Norman Rockwell: American Imagist
• NMAI Announces a Special Rockwell Exhibition and in The Spirit of Economic Stimulus
• IYRS and Museum of Yachting Coordinate on Summer Waterfront Attractions
• IYRS Christens Newly Restored 1831 Aquidneck Mill Building
• Digital Ark E-Commerce Site Helps Clients Monetize Historic Collections
• IYRS Celebrates Opening of Restored 1831 Aquidneck Mill
• NMAI Remembers Departed Advisory Board Trustees
• J.C. Leyendecker: New York Times Book Review
• Easter Egg Hunt And Brunch
• IYRS Expands Marine Industry Career Day with Informative Seminars
• Rockwell Lecture By NMAI Founders at Naples Museum of Art
• IYRS to Host Information Session on Marine Careers
• NMAI Participating In New York Times Arts Weekend
• Chris Cox Joins Management Team at IYRS and the Museum of Yachting
• NMAI Announces Publication Of J.C. Leyendecker Book
• Ted Hood's Robin Tops Fleet at 29th Annual Classic Yacht Regatta
• 12th Annual Rhode Island International Film Festival
• IYRS Summer Gala Sponsored By Lexus Raises Record Sum
• Babysitting courses available in Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island with CPR and First Aid
• Robert H. Tiedemann Regatta Sponsored By Panerai Begins July 5
• Newport International Film Festival
• 3rd Annual Pirate Fest
• Newport Winter Festival
• Bowen's Wharf Seafood Festival
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• Newport RI Easter Egg Parades and Easter Egg Hunts
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