Assistant Professor of Management Amanda Moss-Cowan and colleagues interviewed 150 top CEOs to discover how they think.
Energy Fellow Max Bliss '19 worries about the vulnerability of developing nations being so energy-dependent on a small number of other countries.
Income inequality, economic stagnation, and health care disparities are among the causes that drive Truman Scholar Andrew Boardman '19.
Professor Otto Gregory's "Digital Dog Nose" could soon be placed at subway stations, train stations, airports, and ports to detect bombs.
During J Term, 12 students were in Indonesia taking a close look at Balinese temples, Komodo dragons, and liquid hot magma.
Michael Shawver ’07 co-edited “Black Panther,” the futuristic superhero flick that is the third-highest-grossing film in North American history.
Wilfredo Tangui graduated with a string of accomplishments to his credit. Most recently, he was selected for a Fulbright award to Colombia.
URI students danced their way into history at a student-run event, raising more than $153,000 for a local children's hospital.
Follow alumna Laurie Rockwell Sharma's story of the families she lost, the families she found, and the families she is making now.
Student filmmaker Christopher Anderson was working on his film “The Scene,” when a nor’easter decimated his entire set. It didn't stop him.
Six weeks of yoga and meditation proved a potent prescription for students who participated in a recent College of Pharmacy study.
The great run of Rhode Island men’s basketball team came to an end in the second round of the NCAA Tournament in an 87-62 loss to Duke.
Elin Torell was researching small fisheries in East Africa when she heard about women in Tanzania exchanging their bodies for a supply of fish.
With an extended string of successes, the equestrian team's 43 members hope to add a sixth consecutive regional championship this spring.
A one time Theo Greenblatt didn’t have much confidence in her writing. “I thought great writers were born not made, so why bother?”
Student activist, gender and women's studies major Julia Hall ’19 takes every opportunity she can to educate people about women’s reproductive rights.
Alumna and graphic designer Narya Marcille created the "She Persisted" cover for a special edition of Newsweek focusing on feminism.
Lauren Benoit is spending this year traveling the world, filming sharks with internationally known underwater cinematographers.
