KINGSTON, R.I. — Nov. 8, 2024 — Former NBA star and advocate for people who stutter Michael Kidd-Gilchrist offered advice and inspiration for those who share the often lifelong condition, encouraging them to be who they are despite their communication challenges, during a presentation on the University of Rhode Island Kingston Campus Nov. 7. “This […]

  Have an early Thanksgiving on campus with friends at our Harvest Dinner (during normal dining hall dining dinner hours) on Wednesday, November 20, 2024 in Butterfield and Mainfare dining halls featuring Thanksgiving favorites such as:   Beef Short Ribs Pork Loin with Herbs & Roasted Garlic Vegan Ravioli in a Pumpkin Sauce Roasted Fingerling […]

KINGSTON, R.I. – Nov. 7, 2024 – Rhode Island voters strongly supported an investment in higher education that will accelerate work in the biomedical sciences and cybersecurity by approving a $160.5 million bond referendum on Tuesday. The general obligation bond will provide $87.5 million for the construction of a biomedical sciences building at the University […]

On November 6, Rhode Island voters approved Ballot Question 2, which will accelerate critical biomedical sciences research at the University of Rhode Island.

KINGSTON, R.I. — Nov. 4, 2024 — Students from the Colleges of Health Sciences and Pharmacy got some hands-on training while older adults from the community gained valuable health information during the Senior Health, Wellness, and Fall Risk program in Independence Square recently. Under the supervision of faculty members from both colleges, nearly 200 students […]

  Join us for the Day of the Dead celebration at Butterfield dining hall on Friday, November 1st, featuring an exciting array of Mexican and American dishes such as: BREAKFAST: Mexican Inspired Hot Chocolate Bar Scrambled Eggs/Hard Cooked Eggs Bacon Home Fries Fries Oatmeal Dia de Meurtos donuts Pan de Muerto Bread LUNCH: Pozole Rojo […]

URI's Engineering for Democracy Institute utilizes engineering approaches to make data-enabled recommendations that help election administrators and officials overcome obstacles in election science.

URI researchers are working to diagnose, treat—and ultimately prevent—neurodegenerative diseases, like Alzheimer’s. And they’re investigating the factors that can help keep our brains healthy as we age.

The University of Rhode Island Department of Athletics will hold its first-ever Rhody Athletics Challenge on Thursday, Oct. 24.

What does it say about our society when a play from 100 years ago about the plight of being a woman holds more relevance in 2024 than we’d like to admit?

WINNERS HAVE BEEN POSTED ON OUR INSTAGRAM AND FACEBOOK PAGES @uridining   Show off  your Spooky Fits at the Ram’s Den Halloween Costume Contest! Grand Prize is a $50 Campus Bookstore gift certificate. There will be hidden judges in the Ram’s Den throughout the day on Thursday, October 31, 2024 11am – 4pm

Living in a rural area in Alaska, 40 minutes from Fairbanks, landscape architecture major Aisha Malik ’25 often took a 4×4 to school—and quite a few times, a dog sled.

URI's Free Farmers' Market is held on Thursdays, September through the end of October. Market veggies are grown at the Teaching Garden by students in URI's plant sciences program.

URI President Marc Parlange delivered his third annual State of the University address at Edwards Hall on September 25, celebrating a year of “tremendous growth and success for URI.”

KINGSTON, R.I. – University of Rhode Island softball head coach Whitney Goldstein has announced her resignation, effective immediately. A national search for a new head coach will begin without delay.

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