Pulitzer Prizer winner Tom Farragher caught the reporting bug in his earliest days as a journalism major and reporter for The Good 5 Cent Cigar.
Austin Demers didn’t think studying a foreign language could influence the way her brain processes written information. Now she knows that it can.
When the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Providence wanted to improve patient care, it turned to a team of URI engineers.
Professor Cohen's research career focused on E. coli, the bacterium that lives in the intestines of humans and other warm-blooded animals.
Destiny Chearino '12 is a doctoral student in physical therapy, but it’s in the boxing ring where she really gets physical.
How would you turn a 47-acre parcel of abandoned property crisscrossed with wetlands and utilities into a dynamic recreation site?
Grad student Patrick Cavanagh is an advocate for alternative transportation fuels and technologies that reduce petroleum use in Rhode Island.
He may never have intended a sailboat design career, but sailor and mechanical engineering alum Andrew Gaynor has reached the pinnacle in the industry.
For freshman Rachel Mulvaney, who wore a brace every waking hour, and many sleeping hours too, from age 11 to 14, memories of being teased are fresh.
When the state crime lab is located right on your college campus, you can turn murder, mysteries, and mayhem into a great academic experience.
Eric Ryan's passion for sailing is what initially drew him to URI, where he studied business and communications and was a member of the sailing team.
URI business students earned first place in the case competition at the National Association of Black Accountants’ annual Minority Conference.
Screenwriter Rachel Smith wrote her first play at the tender age of seven and got hooked on filmmaking after watching Annie Hall.
Students can now take part in our new Winter J Term, earning credit for unique classes, community service, career exploration, or world travel.
Did you know that URI women's ice hockey has won eight titles in 10 years with the Eastern Collegiate Women’s Hockey League?
Harsh Singh Lohit has always asked the big questions. In his photography, he asks: “With or without the labels, what is our common humanity?”
The biggest challenge of Jessica Adefusika’s college career was deciding which medical school to attend—from among the six that wanted her.
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