🇭🇺 #TravelTuesday#: Seven Friars studying abroad reunited for a weekend together in Budapest, Hungary! 🖤
📸 From left: Paige Umile, Maya Coniglio, Kendall Lawler, Meghan Gracey, Ellie Murphy, Katherine Nunnery, and Amelia Diminico, all members of the Class of 2028.
In honor of First-Generation College Celebration Day, we are celebrating the first-generation Friars who help make Providence College what it is. 🖤
Learn more about first-generation student support at PC:
Congratulations to Brian Burke '77 and Cindy Curley '85 on their induction into @HockeyHallFame !
Induction weekend starts on Saturday (Nov. 7) and culminates with the Induction Ceremony on Monday (Nov. 9) at 8pm, live on the NHL Network.
Patrick Kelly, Ph.D., professor of accountancy, joined @wpri12 to break down the growing popularity of election prediction markets and the financial risks they can pose.
📺 Watch his interview:
Honoring Friars who answered the call. 🇺🇸🖤🤍
Join @ProvidenceCol for a special Veterans Day Mass in St. Dominic Chapel, followed by brunch and fellowship with guest speaker U.S. Army Colonel Richard “Rick” Deasy ’85.
Learn more and register:
Great news for @FriarHealth — the nursing program has been awarded full accreditation by @AACNursing!
@ProvidenceCol first enrolled nursing majors in 2023, and 56 will graduate in the spring.
More about this milestone:
In October, @ProvidenceCol Chaplain Rev. SimonTeller, O.P. and Rev. Gregory Santy, O.P. of PC Campus Ministry and other Dominicans hosted a men's retreat at the Dominican House of Studies in Washington, D.C.
We're falling for Friartown! 🎃🖤🤍
With pumpkins decorated with Friar pride and traditions that bring our community together, there’s no place like Providence College to celebrate the season. Wishing everyone a Halloween filled with plenty of Friar spirit! 🧡
PC Students ➡️ Free Pizza from Big Tony's🍕
📍 Aquinas Hall
📅 Sunday (Nov. 1)
⏰ 7-8pm
Compliments of Big Tony's in celebration of the start of basketball season!
@PCFriarsmbb
🆚 Maine
📅 Monday (Nov. 2)
⏰ 7pm
🏟️ @The_AMPPVD
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💍 A signature tradition four years in the making! Senior Ring Weekend brought Friars together to celebrate the memories, friendships, and milestones that make the PC experience so special.
📸 Relive the weekend and view the photos:
The Fall 2026 edition of Providence College Magazine is coming to a mailbox near you! 📫
Meet the Dominican chaplains of @PCAthletics, exploring how faith and fellowship help Friar student-athletes on and off the field. 🏒🏀🏐⚽
Enjoy a sneak peek:
Alumni and families recently gathered at An Unlikely Story in Plainville, Mass., to hear from bestselling author and PC parent Jeff Kinney ’27P (Diary of a Wimpy Kid), who joined us for great conversation, Q&A, and a book signing. 📚🍻
Read more:
What does your class ring mean to you? 💍
From lifelong friendships to unforgettable memories, every ring tells a story that connects Friars across generations. We can’t wait to celebrate #PC2027# as they receive their class rings this Senior Ring Weekend (Oct. 23-25)! 🖤🤍
Welcome to Friartown, Class of 2031! 👋
We're so excited to have you and your families on campus as you explore Providence College and take the next steps in your college search. Here's to new beginnings and your future at PC!
Open House schedule:
🎙️ How do state taxes shape business decisions?
Adam Myers, Ph.D. of the Department of Political Science discusses the issue on @BostonGlobe’s #RI# Report podcast. Listen, then join us Oct. 26 to celebrate his new book.
🎧 Listen to the podcast:
One name, two distinct identities! 🇩🇴
During Hispanic Heritage Month, Yessenia Tavarez ’27 and Rev. David Orique, O.P. ’25G brought the Providence College community together to explore the shared name, distinct identities, and histories of Dominicanos and Dominicos.
Moral of the story: Friar parents have a lot to be proud of. 🖤🤍
Watching their students grow, find their purpose, and become who they’re meant to be? That’s what it’s all about. #PCHomecoming2026#
Rev. David Orique, O.P. ’25G, professor of history, received a $65,000 @NEHgov grant to create a digital library of writings by Bartolomé de las Casas, a Dominican priest, bishop, scholar, and 16th-century advocate for Indigenous peoples.
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