For students struggling in Bryan Dewsbury’s first-year biology classes, the intervention starts before class is over.
Nursing major Emely Baez decided to focus on global health in high school when a teacher introduced her class to a survivor of the Rwandan genocide.
When you hear “maple syrup,” you think pancakes. But for two College of Pharmacy faculty members, the focus is on maple syrup's health benefits.
As an Energy Fellow, George Sfinarolakis tackled a project to create a benchmark of energy usage at various state and municipal buildings.
What Yulyana Torres ’18 saw as she walked the halls of the Rhode Island State House got her fired up. Something was definitely missing.
MBA student Linden Wyatt discovered a method to speed up biopsy results and has started a company, Optera Diagnostics, to develop it further.
It’s the largest construction project in URI’s history. For students, faculty, area businesses, and the state's economy, it could be the most important.
The core of the main campus has been named to the National Register of Historic Places.
Pharmacy student Anne Dionne has been doing what she can to combat the opioid addiction epidemic in her hometown of Laconia, N.H.
Jie Shen recently received the Emerging Researcher Award from the International Pharmaceutical Excipients Council Foundation.
As he heads to medical school, Christopher Phothisane, 33, acknowledges the value of this path as a non-traditional student.
Speech pathology students benefit from the LENA System, cutting-edge technology and software for measuring and analyzing speech.
Patrick Brown '14, CEO of Rentsons, has made it a part of his business plan to encourage his employees to become entrepreneurs themselves.
This January, URI students study healthcare in France, kinesiology in Hawaii, and dolphin behavior in Honduras as part of Winter J Term.
It's the story of a happy girl who became happier still after losing 150 pounds. Now her dream is to help others live their healthiest lifestyle.
Take a look at Campus Recreation’s “Stress Less Week,” happening through December 21 at the Anna Fascitelli Fitness and Wellness Center.
Derek Murphy ’21 is in URI’s Chinese Language Flagship Program—living, eating, breathing, even texting in Mandarin.
The feline correspondents of Georgia Dunn's Breaking Cat News comic strip are bringing news of the day to 150 newspapers nationally.
