Rhode Island Histories in Action offers a standards-aligned, historically grounded curriculum that promotes civic literacy, ...

In November 2026, in New York City, RISD will host a landmark auction with the non-profit arm of Sotheby’s—the official kickoff to RISD’s 150th anniversary in 2027—celebrating the creative impact of ...

The Brooklyn-based RISD alum returned to campus to discuss new work in progress and lead a Glass department Hot Nights event.

Given that RISD is a residential college, campus activities continue regardless of inclement weather. Closures occur only as necessary. RISD leadership, including the provost, the vice president of ...

Emergencies, disasters and accidents can happen at any time and without warning. Even though we cannot always anticipate or prevent them, we can mitigate their effects through proper preparation and ...

Sophomore year is your first in your selected major. During this year you will work with two assigned advisors—one in your major and the other from Liberal Arts. Your primary advisor will be assigned ...

Students in Patternmaking for Cast Iron Production investigate form, draw on age-old industrial practices, and develop ...

The painter and entrepreneur, who co-founded Calico Wallpaper with her husband in 2013, discusses the joy of doing what she ...

Experts from across the country gathered at RISD in early April for a symposium focused on artificial intelligence and its profound impact on the worlds of art and design. Organized by faculty members ...

While Providence quiets down between the fall and spring semesters, students continue to learn, make, and iterate in studios on campus and across oceans. Throughout Wintersession, students immersed ...

Artists, alumni, faculty and community members gathered at Woods-Gerry Gallery in June for the 20th anniversary of RISD’s Project Open Door (POD). Run by the Teaching + Learning in Art + Design (TLAD) ...