Mondor Mural

Two individuals in white uniforms and gauze face coverings, with only their eyes visible, shown as a precaution against influenza in a historical hospital setting.

Guaze Coverings Worn As Precaution Against Influenza Germ

Nurses

Detailed map of Providence College with buildings, sports fields, green spaces, pathways, and surrounding residential streets.

PC Site Drawing

Rendered image of modern multi-story building with glass, brick, and stone exterior, surrounded by trees and lawn, with people sitting on benches along a wide staircase under a partly cloudy sunset sky.

School of Nursing Rendering

Modern lobby with a long green modular bench in front of a mural made of historical photos and newspaper clippings arranged in a geometric collage.

Ben Mondor Center for Nursing and Health Sciences Mural

Langwell Family Pavilion

Group of people gathered around an interactive touchscreen table displaying a detailed anatomical image of the human body, with one person pointing at the screen.

Nursing and Health Sciences - Tech Advancements at PC

Front page of The Cowl newspaper from September 15, 2022, announcing Providence College’s new School of Nursing and Health Sciences and highlighting its #1 ranking among Regional Universities North.

Providence College Announces New School of Nursing and Health Sciences

Front page of The Cowl newspaper from September 3, 2020, with the headline 'Mid-Pandemic, PC Has Reopened' and a large sign stating 'Face Masks Required at All Times Indoors and Outdoors' during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mid-Pandemic, PC Has Reopened: What Happens Next Is up to Us

Front page of The Cowl newspaper from February 12, 2015, with the headline 'An Outbreak with Heartbreak' about a meningitis scare at Providence College, featuring a photo of a gloved hand holding a syringe.

An Outbreak with Heartbreak: PC's Meningitis Scare Hits Close to Valentine's Day

Witnessing the Better Angels of Our Nature

College to Purchase Chapin for $780,000

Newspaper clipping from The Cowl dated February 13, 1957, announcing free Salk polio vaccine shots for students at Providence College.

Polio Shots Arranged for Students-Gratis

Nurse in white uniform checking the pulse of a patient lying in a hospital bed with a dark blanket, beside a table with a lamp.

Nurse Attending to Soldier in Infirmary

Black and white image of a nurse holding the hand to check the pulse of a patient who is in bed.

First Nurse on Hospital Staff

Newspaper clipping from the Providence Chronicle featuring an image of Miss Marion Oliver who became the first Black nurse to work at the Rhode Island Hospital. Oliver was hired on October 5, 1946 after earning her degree from the Lincoln Hospital School for Nurses in 1942.

Rev. Charles V. Fennell sitting at a desk holding eyeglasses with a bookshelf in the background.

Rev. Charles V. Fennell, O.P. ’28

Black and white image of Father Fennell sitting behind his desk. Fennell Hall was named in honor of Rev. Charles Vincent Fennell, O.P. ’28, who died in 1974. Father Fennell was the college’s first director of residence and executive vice president and treasurer under four PC presidents.

Map showing detailed street layouts, parks, and landmarks like City Hospital and Providence College, with a reference key on the right.

Plat Map of the City of Providence Rhode Island, Plate 28

Aerial view of Providence College with academic buildings, dormitories, sports fields, and surrounding residential neighborhoods.

Aerial View of Providence College Campus

Color aerial view image of Providence College campus.

Aerial view of Providence College with multiple buildings, open fields, tree-lined paths, and a surrounding residential neighborhood.

Aerial View of Providence College Campus

Black and white aerial view image of Providence College campus.

Pamphlet featuring a prayer titled 'Act of Consecration' and an emblem for the Nurses Guild of the Thomistic Institute of Providence College with the text 'Winter Festival' below it.

Nurses Guild Winter Festival Program Cover

Front and back cover of the Winter Festival program held by the Providence College Thomistic Institute's Nurses Guild

Black and white photo of a mobile X-ray unit outside a brick building, with people lined up to enter and a sign that reads 'Providence tuberculosis league's mobile x-ray unit: Who has TB? Looks won't tell but the x-ray will, play safe and have a chest x-ray.'

TB Testing During the 1951 Freshman Orientation

Black and white image of students lined up outside a portable tuberculosis testing unit during the 1951 Freshman orientation at Providence College.

Large red-brick multi-story building with white-trimmed windows, leafless trees, and three people walking on a concrete path across a grassy lawn under a partly cloudy sky.

Fennell Hall

Black and white photo of a large three-story brick building with cupolas, flanked by two smaller buildings, set behind a field with rows of corn and surrounded by trees.

Chapin Hospital Exterior View

Black and white image of three of the Chapin Hospital buildings with a large field in the foreground.

Sepia-toned photo of a large two-story brick building with a central domed tower, chimneys, and gabled roofs, set in an open grassy area with smaller buildings in the background.

Chapin Hospital Exterior View

Black and white image of one of the Chapin Hospital buildings.

Grayscale microscopic image showing a cluster of round, dark structures within a cell against a grainy background.

Microscopic Image of the SARS-CoV-2 Virus

Thin section electron microscopic image of SARS-CoV-2, the causative agent of COVID-19. Spherical virus particles contain black dots, which are cross-sections through the viral nucleocapsid. In the cytoplasm of the infected cell, clusters of particles are found within the membrane-bound cisternae of the rough endoplasmic reticulum/Golgi area.

Grayscale microscopic image of numerous small, round particles clustered in varying densities across the frame.

Transmission Electron Microscopic (TEM) Image

This transmission electron microscopic (TEM) image depicts numerous, round, poliovirus type-1 virions, which measured 20-30nm in diameter, and exhibited icosahedral symmetry.

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