It's a BATTLE OF THE BOOKS! Have you voted for the 2021-2022 OBOM selection yet? Tell us what book should be the common read at Rhode Island College next year. forms.office.com/Pages/Response…

This week, check out this talk by author Tommy Orange, FREE & open to the PUBLIC! Thursday, April 1, 7pm EDT More information at the event page. facebook.com/events/5040533…

NEXT FRIDAY, 4/16: Join us for Student Presentations and Open Discussion! 10-12, FREE & open to the public Rhode Island College #PVD More details here: fb.me/e/cTrqVH9jQ

Can't wait to see people TOMORROW, 4/16, at 10am for Student Presentations and Open Discussion! Rhode Island College #PVD ri-college.zoom.us/j/83343150325

Tune in to this event in less than half an hour: see you there! Rhode Island College #PVD ri-college.zoom.us/j/83343150325

The 10th Annual Open Books-Open Minds (online) student conference is here! We invite students to submit projects in a range of formats and media on any topic inspired by Tommy Orange's There There. digitalcommons.ric.edu/obom_conferenc…

OBOM is pleased to announce the 2021 Student Conference Writing and Multimedia Award Winners. We received many excellent submissions. Thanks to everyone who participated! digitalcommons.ric.edu/obom_award_win…

THIS WEDNESDAY, 7/28, 1-2pm: Join us for the inaugural discussion of this year's selection, Born a Crime by Trevor Noah! More details here: fb.me/e/2RiobcFIj

Looking forward to our reading group discussion TODAY at 1pm -- see you there!

We will hold a Zoom event in February, in which you can perform the scene. This performance is part of OBOM programming connected with this year's common book, Trevor Noah's Born a Crime. Participating student actors will be eligible for the OBOM award, which carries a cash prize

The OBOM Committee invites the RIC campus community to vote for the 2022-23 Common Book! Deadline for votes: February 17, 2022 tinyurl.com/ycypr8zy

There's still time for RIC community members to vote for the 2022-23 Common Book! Which will you choose? Deadline for votes: February 17, 2022 tinyurl.com/ycypr8zy

Have you produced a paper or creative project about Born a Crime this year? Submit your work to the 11th Annual OBOM Student Conference! forms.office.com/r/ZwmenvaXeH

RIC community members have four more days to vote for next year's common book! Deadline for votes: February 17, 2022 tinyurl.com/ycypr8zy

Mark your calendars! Join us on 3/22 at 4pm for a scene performance from Athol Fugard's "Master Harold" ...and the boys, followed by discussion with the directors/performers. Register for this Zoom event at tinyurl.com/2wf8t9ca

Registration is still open for tomorrow’s event! Join us on 3/22 at 4pm for a scene performance from Athol Fugard's "Master Harold" ...and the boys, followed by discussion with the directors/performers. Register for this Zoom event at tinyurl.com/2wf8t9ca

The votes are in, and ‘The Vanishing Half’ by Brit Bennett will be RIC’s common read for 2022-2023! Thanks for voting!

On Thursday, April 21, join us as students present their research and creative projects inspired by Trevor Noah’s 'Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood,' followed by Q & A and open discussion. 10:00-11:50am in Alger 110 Masks required

Have you voted for next year's common book yet? There's still time! Vote by February 17 for one of our 3 great nominations. See more details & vote here: forms.office.com/Pages/Response… Rhode Island College #RICNews

Look at all these first-years at Rhode Island College Welcome Weekend! Can’t wait to meet & see how they all get involved with OBOM!