- ‘Working: A Musical’ at URI this weekendKINGSTON, R.I. – Nov. 20, 2024 – A little Lin-Manuel Miranda is coming to Kingston this weekend. No, it’s not Hamilton but a production by the University of Rhode Island’s Lyric Stage Workshop will make its way to the Fine Arts Center, as the University’s music department stages its first full-length musical this weekend. URI’s […]
- Corwin and Friends: You’re Better Than ThatCorwin and Friends: You’re Better Than That Christine Carr ’93 (2024)
- All NewsSecond annual Holiday Extravaganza coming to URI this DecemberKINGSTON, R.I. – Nov. 19, 2024 – If you want some music to put you in the holiday spirit, the University of Rhode Island’s Holiday Extravaganza will do just that. On Saturday, Dec. 7, URI professor of collaborative piano David Gilliland will be coordinating a holiday concert for all to get ready for the season. […]
- All NewsLaunch Party Announced for Rhody Ruckus Lager, Rhody Ram IPARegister for the Launch Party | Purchase a Mini Plan
- All NewsA world of possibilitiesMolecular neuroscience major CJ Hamilton ’25, a recipient of the prestigious Ryan Scholarship, appreciates being part of a community of students with “big ambitions."
- All News‘Peter and the Starcatcher’ offers solace through rampant imaginationKINGSTON, R.I. – Nov. 18, 2024 – “Second star to the right and straight on ’til morning” are your average directions to finding Neverland. But, before Neverland ever came to be, the story begins with an orphan boy, later known as Peter. Peter and the Starcatcher is based on the 2004 novel of the same […]
- All NewsURI professor wins national grant to study rare diseasethat can lead to cirrhosis, liver failureKINGSTON, R.I. — Nov. 18, 2024 — University of Rhode Island College of Pharmacy Associate Professor Nisanne Ghonem is among eight recipients in the country of a pilot research award from the American Liver Foundation, which will help advance her research into a rare liver disease that can lead to cirrhosis, liver failure and ultimately, […]
- All NewsPhoto Gallery: A historic day in picturesKINGSTON, R.I.–Nov. 15, 2024–The University of Rhode Island community came together this morning to announce a transformational gift that will benefit generations of students and families, enhancing access to higher education and student achievement. The $65 million gift—the largest in the University’s history—is the result of an estate gift from the late Helen Izzi Schilling, […]
- All NewsHell, Destruction, and Other TalesHell, Destruction, and Other Tales: The Heights and Depths of Scripture Joseph B. Conti ’73 (2024)
- All NewsUniversity of Rhode Island receives $65 million gift—the largest in its history—to support scholarshipsNovember 15, 2024 – KINGSTON, RI – The University of Rhode Island today unveiled a $65 million gift that will support scholarships for high-achieving students. The philanthropic gift—the largest in the University’s history—is the result of an estate gift from the late Helen Izzi Schilling, a 1954 graduate of the University. Based on a commitment […]
- All NewsExpert advocates for timely palliative care for patients experiencing heart failure during address to URI College of NursingKINGSTON, R.I. — Nov. 14, 2024 — While palliative care is common for patients diagnosed with life-threatening conditions like cancer or Alzheimer’s Disease, it is less commonly prescribed to patients suffering from heart failure, a missed opportunity to provide enhanced care for those critical patients, according to Yale University Professor Shelli Feder, who addressed Rhode […]
- All NewsTransformational GiftURI has unveiled a $65 million gift that will support scholarships for high-achieving undergraduate students. The philanthropic gift—the largest in the University’s history—establishes the Helen Izzi Schilling ’54 and Francis Schilling Scholars Program.
- All NewsDrew Zhang Did AI Before AI Was CoolDrew Zhang says AI is a tool, and today's students must learn to use it.
- All NewsConant AvenueConant Avenue by Emily Gordon ’21 Emily Gordon ’21 was on an assignment for her internship with Rhode Island Sea Grant—taking photos of public access points for the organization’s shoreline access app. It was a spring day in 2021 at the Conant Avenue right-of-way in Narragansett, and she was moved by the light and the […]
- All NewsOcean State PartnershipOcean State Job Lot is an iconic Rhode Island retailer, and the company's URI roots run deep.
- All NewsWe Are OneMeet a public health advisor whose everyday work problems are the world's biggest problems: disease, war, famine, natural disasters.
- All NewsAll In for URIAfter a successful career in finance, Deb Imondi '82, M.B.A. '86, is working to encourage young women to enter the field.
- All NewsSustainable StyleAva Stanley ’25 wants the fashion industry to be part of the solution, not part of the problem.
- All NewsWater for the WorldMeet four URI researchers working to ensure clean drinking water for the world.
- All NewsIs There Freedom in Forgiveness?A new humanities program for high school students considers racial violence and the responses it elicits.
- All NewsEast meets West: Textiles exhibit explores cultural exchange in fashionKINGSTON, R.I. – Nov. 14, 2024 – As you enter the University of Rhode Island’s Textiles Gallery in Quinn Hall, the first thing to catch your eye—though they are small—are the lotus shoes. The shoes—red, green and black, and beautifully embroidered with flowers—were worn by women whose feet were tightly bound as young girls to […]
- All NewsRusso: How good could Hawk-Tuah girl’s podcast really be?Back in June, Haliey Welch became an overnight internet sensation for her infamous interview where she would spout her viral catch phrase: “hawk-tuah.” Within the first 24 hours of the video’s release everyone was talking about the “Hawk-Tuah girl.” It was inescapable. Everytime you would open any social media platform, there she was. Myself and... The post Russo: How good could Hawk-Tuah girl’s podcast really be? first appeared on The Good 5 Cent Cigar.
