Features

The Second to Last Lobsterman on Block Island

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Working the Ocean

URI alumni are well represented across all sectors of the blue economy, working hard on and for the ocean.

Making it Hum

Blue Tech

Kevin Rosa ’13, Ph.D. ’20, founded Current Lab to provide detailed, hyperlocal ocean forecasts.

Keeping Current

Plants with Purpose

Cassidy Need ’20, founder and owner of Native Edible Designs, creates gardenscapes that look beautiful and help the environment.

Creating outdoor spaces

Life After College Athletics

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One of the first two Black women recruited to URI’s Division I women’s basketball team, Tracey Hathaway ’86, helps student-athletes transition to life after college.

Currents

From the President

Greetings, Alumni and Friends!

Momentum

our Latest research Stories

You Can Quote Me - URI experts are quoted in the media frequently. Here are a few that bear repeating.
Feedback - Letter from the editor and feedback from readers about our fall 2022 magazine
Swimming Narrow River - Veronica Berounsky Ph.D. ’90, a longtime open-water swimmer, shares her experience of swimming Narrow River, watching the marine life change as she goes.

Swimming Narrow River - Veronica Berounsky Ph.D. ’90, a longtime open-water swimmer, shares her experience of swimming Narrow River, watching the marine life change as she goes.
Family Red Sox Connection Ties URI Softball Coaches - URI coaching colleagues Whitney Goldstein and Tori Constantin carry on a family tradition that began with their grandfathers at the Boston Red Sox.
Jane Austen, Therapist - To read Austen’s novels as romances is to miss their meaning, says Sarah Eron, English professor and Austen scholar.