
Black voices at PC
Celebrate Black History Month by learning about the lives and achievements of Black students, alumni, faculty, and staff.
Since 1917, PC has taken pride in being a Catholic and Dominican institution of higher education — one for those who seek truth, celebrate the relationship between faith and reason, and pursue these values in a loving, diverse, and inclusive community.
Inspired by public institutions like her childhood public library, DuBose is working to improve fairness and trust in the Rhode Island judiciary.
Men’s basketball head coach Ed Cooley led the Friars to a first-ever BIG EAST regular season championship and the NCAA Tournament’s Sweet Sixteen last year.
Being involved in Campus Ministry provided some of Lydia’s most formative experiences at PC, and helped determine her future career path.
In the Catholic and Dominican tradition, truth is not just a collection of unrelated propositions or disembodied ideas. It is an integrated way of life. We seek understanding not only for its own sake, but because we believe that the truth informs us about our place in the world and orients us towards that good life which all men and women desire.