The University of Rhode Island launched the 125th anniversary of its founding in 1892 on Wednesday evening, January 25.
When Jacqueline Sparks published “The Norway Couple Project: Lessons Learned,” she hoped it would bridge a longstanding divide in psychotherapy.
Join us on the Quad today we launch URI's 125th anniversary, kicking off a yearlong celebration of its founding in 1892.
Adam Levin believes the guitar captures the essence of classical music—the perfect instrument to draw an audience into that world.
“Peckham Farm is what made me decide to come to URI,” said animal science major Anna Ritz, who plans to be a veterinarian.
Professor Bingfang Yan has made his reputation identifying adverse reactions among prescription medications.
Maybe you’d like to dive into the world of coral reef conservation in Bonaire or study global health in Guatemala.
This fall, the French government named URI history professor a Chevalier of the Ordre des Palmes Académiques.
The product was great, but it needed a unique voice to drive it through a busy marketplace and park it in the driveway of a millennial.
Susan Johnson made her mark on health care nationally by pioneering hospital clinics for patients taking anti-coagulant drugs
The nose knows. Especially if it’s the nose of Officer Figaro, the URI Police Department’s first explosive-detecting dog.
People ask Niall Howlett, the region’s leading expert on a rare childhood disease called Fanconi anemia, why he studies a disease that affects so few.
This fall, nearly 100 freshmen got a first dose of the College of Nursing simulation labs, which are set up to mirror hospital settings.
Flute teacher Susan Thomas is busy—teaching full time and lending her musical talents to Broadway shows touring New England.
How much force does it take to shatter a Humvee, a soldier’s body armor, or a submarine? Professor Arun Shukla is finding the answers.
In September Rhode Island Monthly magazine recognized Associate Professor Deb Erickson-Owens as Nurse Midwife of the Year.
Interested in slam poetry? Raising guide dogs? We have a club for you. Ballroom dancing? Electronic music? Ditto. Alpine racing? You bet we do.
Elizabeth Malloy enrolled in the first class of URI’s Peace Corps Prep, participating in a service project in the Dominican Republic last summer.
