The collective generosity of foundations, corporations, and 2,142 individual donors shattered the previous fundraising record ...

The Fleet Library, Experimental and Foundation Studies division, and Graphic Design and Illustration departments welcome ...

The aerospace designer and entrepreneur discusses his passion for prototyping and what RISD taught him about pushing through ...

Seminal glass artist Toots Zynsky 73 GL/SC set her sights on RISD when she was 11 years old. She was one of the college’s first Glass majors and in 1971 assisted in the founding of the Pilchuck Glass ...

Incoming first-year students Emerson Zumstein 28 EFS, Jaz Means 28 EFS, Luka Pruvost 28 EFS and Avari Escobar 28 EFS (pictured above, left to right) have a lot in common. They all grew up in ...

Scraps become stories in the Loop Lab—a pilot project that turns RISD’s own waste streams into raw materials for creative practice. An initiative of the Edna W. Lawrence Nature Lab, the Loop Lab was ...

In an ongoing effort to prepare students to thrive once they’ve graduated, RISD is promoting the creative vision of its recent grads via RISD Emerging, an exhibition at Featherstone Center for the ...

Founded on an understanding of computation as a creative medium in its own right, the Computation, Technology, and Culture (CTC) department at RISD supports multiple approaches to making with the ...

Below you will find updates and resources, including frequently asked questions, regarding federal actions and policies. Please note that this page is intended to be a resource for the RISD community ...

Two group exhibitions on view this summer offer an inside look at the singular yet overlapping creative visions of 17 recent grads.

“My people have been written out of Rhode Island history for so long,” says Indigenous artist Lynsea Montanari (Narragansett). “I hope that people finally begin to see us because of this mural.” ...