Talk:Rhode Island College

Grammy Award eligibility and WP:NOTNEWS

An unregistered editor is insisting that the following paragraph be added in a new "Notable events" section of this article:

In September 2020, The Recording Academy placed the Rhode Island College Concert Chorus on the Official Ballot for the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards for their virtual performance of "When I Think of You." The chorus earned their Grammy Award Considerations in two categories: Best Pop Duo or Group Performance and Best Music Video. This was the first Grammy Award Consideration for a music performance group at Rhode Island College in the school's history. On October 3, 2020, Rhode Island College President Dr. Frank Sánchez hosted an event at Sapinsley Hall for music producers Al Gomes (class of 1986) and Connie Watrous, along with Chorus Conductor and Professor of Music Teresa Coffman, to announce the Grammy Awards news live to the entire Rhode Island College community including administration, staff, students, and alumni.

I contend that this is not noteworthy enough to include in this encyclopedia article that focuses on the history, organization, funding, accomplishments, and challenges of this institution that is nearly 170 years old. It's recent news, not encyclopedic information that readers must know about. At best, it would merit a line in the existing "History" section, not a new dedicated section and detailed paragraph. ElKevbo (talk) 13:59, 27 November 2021 (UTC)

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