Club sports are big here. More than 650 Rhody club athletes work and play hard, striving for excellence just like their Division 1 varsity counterparts.
Engineers change the world. No one knows that better than Dean of Engineering Raymond Wright, driving force behind URI’s new engineering complex.
“Brainstorming” is not a strong enough word to describe the intense activity that defined HealthHacks RI, a health and wellness hack-a-thon.
Caroline Amelse never thought that one day she’d be presenting her research at the largest gathering of geologists in the world.
“URI’s College of Engineering is pioneering new medical devices that will change the way people receive medical care.’’
Carrying extra pounds can be unhealthy. A URI professor has found that how society treats overweight people makes matters worse.
"The farm is our classroom. We don’t sit in a lecture hall. And this isn’t a make-work assignment. It’s real research.”
Betty Rambur has worked to reform health care payment systems and address disparities in quality and access across diverse populations.
Geoff Bothun has a great interest in workforce development for the nanotechnology industry, which is expected to grow to $3 trillion by 2020.
Jessica Goren's research is on improving medication treatments for patients with severe mental illness, who often do not receive evidence-based medical care.
URI's College of Engineering has long played a critical role in the state’s economic development—the impact is impressive well beyond our borders.
Senior Kevin Anderson couldn’t have been happier to be participating in two days of field work for a shark research project.
Robert Barella wants to bring Boston's Northern Avenue Bridge back to life—turning it into a park with live performances and floating islands.
Hannah Morini was an Energy Fellow at URI, and since that time her focus has been on bringing wind energy to the Ocean State.
"Chemistry is the building block and the bedrock for the health sciences, biotechnology, energy, pharmacy, nursing, and high technology."
"Inequality and the American Dream" is the focus of URI's Honors Colloquium, a lecture series that invites big thinkers from many fields to campus.
“Living in France was the best year of my life. You can’t fully understand yourself as a person until you’ve experienced another culture."
For 40 years, URI scientists and students have traveled the world’s oceans aboard the R/V Endeavor, the 185-foot research ship based at our Bay Campus.
