Ariel Arevalo Anchor Staff Writer Every passing week brings the NFL trade deadline closer. It also means NFL front offices have a clearer idea of where to go next. Whether it is trading future draft capital for players that can help contenders win or selling assets for future draft picks for a rebuilding team, these questions should be answered very soon. In the meantime, people will continue speculating who gets moved and who stays with their current teams. The last NFL tra

Kelcy Conroy Editor in Chief As Election Day draws nearer Rhode Islanders are learning about the bond questions that will be on the ballot on Tuesday. On October 14th RIC held a “GO Bond Rally” in Gaige 200 complete with remarks from President Warner and multiple students as well as an advertisement shown all with the hope that the RIC community as well as Rhode Island as a whole will vote yes on Question 1. “If we want Rhode Island to have the workforce it needs in the years

Lilian Danquah & Tylena Kheiv Anchor Staff Writers Students on campus have a variety of styles, from wearing the comfiest thing in their closet, to using color and proportion in their looks . Campus fashion at RIC usually includes matching workout outfits, the “clean girl look” (usually a cute pair of jeans with a simple top or sweater), and color-coordinated outfits, such as brown pants with a contrasting top. We believe that students enjoy expressing themselves through thei

Ariel Arevalo Anchor Staff Writer Every passing week brings the NFL trade deadline closer. It also means NFL front offices have a clearer idea of where to go next. Whether it is trading future draft capital for players that can help contenders win or selling assets for future draft picks for a rebuilding team, these questions should be answered very soon. In the meantime, people will continue speculating who gets moved and who stays with their current teams. The last NFL tra

Kelcy Conroy Editor in Chief As Election Day draws nearer Rhode Islanders are learning about the bond questions that will be on the ballot on Tuesday. On October 14th RIC held a “GO Bond Rally” in Gaige 200 complete with remarks from President Warner and multiple students as well as an advertisement shown all with the hope that the RIC community as well as Rhode Island as a whole will vote yes on Question 1. “If we want Rhode Island to have the workforce it needs in the years

Tim Yean Managing Editor As of the publication of this article, Election Day in Rhode Island stands just a day away on Tues. Nov. 3. With a young population such as Rhode Island College’s, for some students, it may be their very first time or second time voting in an election. With it comes the obvious questions: where do I vote? Who’s running? What are their stances? The Anchor is pleased to provide a quick rundown of each candidate of some of the key races here in Rhode Isl

Tim Yean Managing Editor (PROVIDENCE, R.I.) – It was a scary day to be an Eastern Connecticut State University Warrior. Third-seed Rhode Island College jumpscared sixth-seed Eastern Connecticut with a trio of goals in the first half to secure an easy first-round win in the 2026 Little East Conference Men's Soccer Championship Tournament. First-year goalkeeper Jake Raymond made four saves in net in the Anchormen’s 3-0 win over Eastern Connecticut Saturday. (photo by author) Th

Tim Yean Managing Editor Tuesday, Oct. 27 Womens volleyball vs Curry College – W, 3-0 (25-7, 25-14, 27-25) Fourth-year outside hitter Marina Colonis notched her 1,000th dig in RIC’s dominant win over Curry. After ripping through the opening two frames, the Colonels made it tight in the third set against RIC reserves, but the Anchorwomen pulled away with a strong comeback effort down 19-13. Second-year outside hitter Jocelyn Sigouin-Adorno punched in 10 kills, while fourth-yea

Tim Yean Managing Editor (PROVIDENCE, R.I.) – David Morales can make many comparisons between being a wrestler and a politician, namely being responsive to fans, and perhaps as mayor, to whole constituencies. After his September primary victory, he now looks to win by pin in Nov. 3’s upcoming election for mayor of Providence. Morales, a member of the Democratic Socialists of America, faces Republican Dave Talan, who shares many policy agreements with current Providence mayor

Tim Yean & Brody Mendonca Managing Editor & Sports Editor (PROVIDENCE, R.I.) – Four-credit courses at Rhode Island College may be pushed down to just three credits, according to a PowerPoint presentation shared with RIC faculty earlier this week. Sent to faculty by Interim Provost Dr. Valerie Endress, the 13-slide presentation on financial sustainability was made by RIC and done in cooperation with research by the Office of the Postsecondary Commissioner, the research arm of

Tim Yean Managing Editor (PROVIDENCE, R.I.) – David Talan, among his lines of roles, coached baseball for 52 years as part of the Elmwood Little League. Can he hit a grand slam and claim the mayoral chair the Republican Party has not seen in Providence since the 1970’s? The last Republican to have held the seat, Vincent ‘Buddy’ Cianci, won a tight race 52 years ago thanks to a share of Democrats voting Cianci in a revolt of then-mayor Joseph A. Doorley, Jr. Talan is looking t

Tim Yean Managing Editor (PROVIDENCE, R.I.) – A testy handball call set Worcester State University up for a penalty kick against the hosts and spoiled RIC womens soccer’s senior day, 1-0. Match day graphic at the half. (photo by Tim Yean) The controversial foul came inside the penalty box during the 54th minute on a collision between fourth-year Nicole Nunes and another Anchorwoman, which the referee believed to have seen the colliding Anchorwomen make contact with the ball t

Tim Yean Managing Editor (PROVIDENCE, R.I.) – Add a seventh to head coach Adam Spring’s resume. The first-seed Anchorwomen tennis team, nearly just a year later, gets to call themselves champions once again, beating the third-seed University of Massachusetts Boston, 4-2, to claim back-to-back championship titles in the Little East Conference. “Everything mattered,” Coach Spring told RIC Athletics in a post-championship interview. “And so today, everything paid off.” Saturday

Tim Yean Managing Editor (PROVIDENCE, R.I.) – Goals galore came through an Oct. 24 afternoon at Alumni Stadium, mostly for the Anchormen, as they pounded Vermont State University Castleton, 6-2, on Senior Day. Second-year midfielder Randy Vang entered a third of the Anchormen’s output with two goals on the afternoon. Third-year midfielder Joe Kelly and first-years Donovan Calle and Jackson Pelland each ushered in another three goals. Fourth-year Joseph Flood punched in his se

Tim Yean Managing Editor Wednesday, Oct. 21 Womens soccer vs Worcester State University – L, 1-0 A handball foul inside the penalty box set up Worcester State to score and spoil senior day for the hosts. Fourth-year goalkeeper Nicole Nunes had five saves in the defeat, whilst classmate forward Amber Almeida recorded five of the eight shots on goal for RIC. Read more on the squad’s senior day defeat on the sports section of anchorweb.org. Mens soccer @ Bridgewater State Unive