Art Heist Expert
As director of security at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, Anthony Amore is charged with cracking the world’s single largest art theft.
Spring 2011
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Stories from the Spring 2011 Issue of Quad Angles
Tucson Shooting Inspires Public Service
Cell phone messages alerted URI seniors Tristany and Kirsten Leikem about the shooting in their hometown of Tucson that involved U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords.
A Recipe for Success
Tom Verde and Nancy Verde Barr have a lot in common: They are brother and sister, URI alumni, and cooking enthusiasts. They are also both writers, as in published authors.
Making URI a Place Where Everyone Feels Safe, Respected, and Valued
URI is moving ahead to institutionalize inclusion for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender students to establish a safe environment that encourages learning and personal development for all students.
URI’s Amateur Stock Analysts Impress Pros
The 11 analysts are seniors in the College of Business Administration who participated in the Ram Fund during the fall semester.
Kinesiology
Kinesiology students can go anywhere from working with a cardiac patient to training a highly conditioned athlete.
Tony Horton: The Face (and Body!) of P90X
Give Tony Horton 90 days of your hard work and sweat, and he’ll help you chase your dream of healthy living.
