For Mat Franco, 2014 America's Got Talent winner, magic is less about the tricks and more about fun and a connection with the audience.
Engineering students have internships working on the next big thing in industries ranging from electronics to construction to pharmaceuticals.
URI's SMILE program has generated student enthusiasm for science, math, engineering, and technology in six local communities.
What attracted Sierra Valois '16 to URI's biotechnology program was the ability to take a full schedule of science courses her first year.
The new building would make URI significantly more competitive in attracting research opportunities, high-caliber faculty and top students.
Filmmaking wasn’t at all what he set out to do at URI. Now he's an Oscar winner for his documentary film, Born into Brothels.
Engineering Professor Vinka Oyanedel-Craver dreams of a world where everyone can enjoy a glass of safe, clean water.
The world needs a steady flow of big ideas on global issues such as clean water access, changing climate conditions, oil spill clean-ups, and more.
In this GMO age, family farming is enjoying a resurgence, and this plant science major's big idea is to make it even more popular.
The world’s full of illness and disease that needs curing, and URI scientists are breaking new ground toward discoveries we've been waiting for.
According Matt Gusto, a former boat captain, lobsterman, government fisheries observer—and 2014 “Blue MBA” grad, the ocean is where it’s at.
URI students are national competition winners in intelligent car design, security innovations, and now, airport improvement technologies.
Thanks to senior Max Ragozzino's affinity for almost everything with six legs, Rhode Island has a leg up on a number of invasive pests.
Professor Judy Beckman recently began a prestigious one-year fellowship at the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) Office of the Chief Accountant.
Although Patrick Brown may never make it to space in person, he's helping develop a technology that just may take humans to Mars.
In "Cybersecurity & Privacy,” the URI Honors Colloquium is examining today's threats to privacy and breaches to national security.
No one does engineering and languages together like URI—our International Engineering Program a national model for more than two decades.
Leslie Smith spent her childhood summers playing in Chesapeake Bay, where she learned the importance of being a steward of the environment.
