Rhode Island School of Design


Guide Note: The Rhode Island School of Design is a private institution of higher learning. For a listing of other collegiate institutions, see universities.

Fast Facts:

  1. Established: 1877
  2. Location: Providence, RI
  3. President: Roger Mandle
  4. Faculty: Approx 500
  5. Acceptance rate: 34% accepted
  6. Weather: Providence, RI

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  1. Official University Site: Rhode Island School of Design (RISD)
  2. Location Website: Welcome to the City of Providence Website!
  3. Official Athletic Site: RISD Orientation Information About Athletics
  4. Graduate School Website: Rhode Island School of Design Graduate Studies
  5. Wikipedia: Rhode Island School of Design
  6. Princeton Review: Rhode Island School of Design Summary  WARNING: Free Registration Required
  7. Official University Merchandise: RISD Store | RISD Works

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Rhode Island School of Design Timeline

  • 1877: March 22nd the Rhode Island General Assembly Approves Incorporation of RISD
  • 1878: RISD Opens for Classes
  • 1969: Talbot Rantoul appointed President
  • 1975: Lee Hall appointed President
  • 1983: Thomas F. Schutte appointed President
  • 1993: E. Roger Mandl appointed President
  • 1997: RISD Archives Established
  • 2002: RISD Center for Design & Business launched
  • 2008: John Maeda appointed 16th President of RISD

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The Rhode Island School of Design does not field any Intercollegiate Sports Teams.