Two years ago, CCRI, like many two-year institutions, was reeling from the pandemic. That fall, the college announced the layoffs of 45 full-time, non-teaching staff in addition to furloughs.

The “After Action Review” conducted by Rhode Island State Police identified several communications issues during CCRI’s ...

Community College of Rhode Island President Meghan Hughes is leaving the college at the end of August, CCRI spokesperson Amy Kempe confirmed Thursday. Hughes is not running for office or taking a ...

Maureen A. Murray, an associate business and professional studies professor at the Community College of Rhode Island, was ...

Rhode Island State Police investigators released the results of a safety report that uncovered holes in the Community College of Rhode Island’s emergency response protocols.

Two years ago, CCRI, like many two-year institutions, was reeling from the pandemic. That fall, the college announced the layoffs of 45 full-time, non-teaching staff in addition to furloughs.

CCRI is working to fight hunger across the state, starting with their own students. The first food pantry opened on the Flanagan Campus Monday. "Imagine for a second sitting in class unable to ...

The Community College of Rhode Island on Tuesday said requirements for the free tuition program can be tweaked to accommodate students with disabilities who may take longer to graduate.

CCRI homes where clients need 24-hour coverage now have the same worker staying longer, just to cover the shift. " (W)e have a lot of staff working a lot of hours for us," Bock said.

The Council on Postsecondary Education announced on Tuesday who’s on the committee in charge of picking CCRI’s next leader. This process comes after Dr. Megan Hughes, who was president of CCRI ...

CCRI told Kennedy that her daughter would have to make up courses in the summer to comply with Promise. But Kennedy said, “I feel my daughter deserves a summer break, too.