Green & White Magazine - Summer 2026
Alumni stories, campus news, and a look at what's next for CCRI
Latest News
CCRI Theater Opens New Season With 'No Exit' Performances
The CCRI Theater's 2026-27 season begins this October. From Thursday, Oct. 1 through Sunday, Oct. 4, the program will conduct five performances of 'No Exit,' the classic existentialist play by French playwright Jean-Paul Sartre.
Featured Story
Building Rhode Island's Future
A proposed 44,000-square-foot Workforce Innovation Center at the Knight Campus could reshape how CCRI trains Rhode Islanders for in-demand careers — if voters approve a bond measure this November.
Alumni Features
CCRI alumnus and WPRI-TV co-chief videographer Johnny Villella '97 has spent three decades telling Rhode Island's most memorable stories, one frame at a time.
A first-generation graduate, Mileiry “Milly” De La Cruz '18 traces her career in higher education — now at URI's College of Business — back to the associate degree that started it all.
Anne Marie Riccitelli '66 began her journey at CCRI's very first campus — a converted mill building on Promenade Street — and went on to build a career in television, global communications, and international advocacy at the United Nations.
More Stories
Sondra Pitts graduated in 1966; Abby Stinnette walked this May.
For Miriam A. Beato, the study of mental health isn't just a career path — it's a calling born from personal experience.
A look inside the workspace of the author of The Quiet Force, a reflection on leadership, intuition, and the quiet influence of a trusted Number Two.
What's on Your Playlist
CCRI alum and State Rep. Tom Noret '91 on the music that keeps him going — from Coldplay to a Dr. Dre paper he wrote back at CCRI.
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