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RIC athletics recap (‘the last wun’): women’s lacrosse wraps up spring, senior day for softball

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Tim YeanSports EditorSunday, April 19Women’s golf @ Trinity/Hartford Invitational (West Hartford, CT) – 7th of seven, two-day total score 1,015 (514, 501; +439)Third-year Mya Linchitz led the Anchorwomen in the par-72 course carding a two-day total of 224 (107, 117; +80).Tuesday, April 21Softball @ Eastern Connecticut State UniversityGame one: W, 2-1Eastern

Miguel Hoyos talks ‘Senior Week’ and other exciting events on Anchor TV Interviews

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Tim YeanSports EditorThis article follows up on Anchor TV Interview’s discussion with Miguel Hoyos regarding ‘Senior Week.’ Check out the full breakdown with Miguel here!Student Community Government Treasurer Miguel Hoyos stopped by the Adams Library TV Studio on Monday, April 20 to discuss the Rhode Island College Class of 2026’s upcoming ‘Senior Week,’ a w

RIC athletics recap: Saturdays are for the spring sports, WestConn’s midweek visit

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Tim YeanSports EditorMonday, April 13Men’s golf @ Roger Williams Invitational (two days) (Bristol, RI) – 8th of nine (334, 315; +85)The Anchormen improved through the two-day invitational, but it wasn’t enough to escape the bottom three pool. The Green Valley Country Club in Portsmouth, RI was a par-71, while the Aquidneck Golf Club also in Portsmouth was a

RI Council of Postsecondary Education votes in support of mandating armed campus police at RIC and CCRI; RIC students oppose

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Olivia BaroneEditor in ChiefThe Rhode Island Council of Postsecondary Education [OPC] met last week to vote on the issue of arming campus police officers at both Rhode Island College [RIC] and the Community College of Rhode Island [CCRI]. After an open forum featuring testimonies from several students, faculty, staff and officers from both campuses and heavy

Student Community Government President Dante DiGregorio discusses his four years at RIC

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Tim YeanSports EditorThis article follows up the Anchor TV Interviews episode featuring Student Community Government President, Dante DiGregorio. Watch here!For a Student Community Government [SCG] President, Dante DiGregorio started off as a pretty introverted person first entering Rhode Island College.“My first two years of college, I wasn’t really involve

Cam Laramee’s relief guides baseball to 6-2 win over Wentworth

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Tim YeanSports Editor(PROVIDENCE, R.I.) – First-year pitcher Cameron Laramee entered the third inning and never looked back as his eight strikeouts helped lead Rhode Island College to a home victory over the Wentworth Institute of Technology Leopards, 6-2 on Wednesday afternoon, April 8.It’s the freshman’s first career win, holding the Leopards’ offense to t

‘You only have four years, and those four years fly by’: Haley Oliver reflects on her collegiate athletic career with Rhode Island College

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Tim YeanSports EditorThis article follows up on Anchor TV’s interview with Haley Oliver. Watch the full, recorded interview here.Haley Oliver recalls the indoor mile as the first record she broke in her collegiate career.Four years later, with multiple long-distance records, the fourth-year cross country and track athlete is just weeks away from walking the

RIC athletics recap: women’s tennis, golf teams back in the fray

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Tim YeanSports EditorMonday, April 6Women’s golf @ Hartford Invitational (West Hartford, CT) – 5th of five, 477 (+197)The 70-par course saw first-year Rylee Adams finish as the top golfer for the Anchorwomen, tying for 15th place with a score of 110 (+40). Third-year Mya Linchitz followed along with a 17th-place effort with a score of 113 (+43).Men’s tennis

Meet the candidate: Joshua Mihalos plans to increase productivity if elected as SCG’s next treasurer

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Olivia BaroneEditor in ChiefIn The Anchor’s final interview with students running for next year’s Student Community Government [SCG] executive board, RIC sophomore Joshua Mihalos professed his commitment to increase productivity if elected as treasurer for the 2026-2027 academic year. A major in sports management and minor in marketing, Mihalos is a former s

Student Community Government holds inaugural election night as part of first-ever campus-wide elections

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Tim YeanSports EditorRIC students now more than ever have the ability to influence student government through the power of voting and Monday night’s open-door event gives them a glimpse at the campus’s future student leaders.A replay of Student Community Government’s Election Night can be found here.As a part of the historic opening of Student Community Gove

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