Studio Blue, an art gallery on the URI Narragansett Bay Campus, is featuring artwork by more than a dozen students, faculty, staff and alumni at the third annual Bay Campus Art Exhibition. The space is showcasing works of pottery, tapestry, woodblock print, photography, painting, mixed media, and more!

Title: A potential pathway for AMOC influence on sub-seasonal atmospheric variabilitySpeaker: Dr. Givo Alsepan, Postdoctoral Research Associate, Florida State UniversityAbstract: The importance of Gulf Stream (GS) variability for Northern Hemisphere weather and climate has received considerable support in recent years. Recent observational advances show that significant GS variability occurs on multiple timescales, including sub-seasonal. Recently, a high degree of sub-seasonal variability has also been observed in the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), suggesting a potential connection between the sub-seasonal AMOC and mid-latitude atmosphere via the GS. Modeling studies, however, are yet to agree on the exact relationship between AMOC and GS variability, partly due to the lack of eddy-scale resolution. Here, a novel ensemble of eddy-rich model simulations is used to investigate the patterns of co-variability between AMOC and fine-scale sea surface temperature (SST) anomalies over the GS on sub-seasonal timescales as a function of time lag. Our results reveal that wintertime variability in GS SST and its meridional gradient is preceded by AMOC variability in the previous summer. These AMOC-induced SST gradient anomalies then drive air temperature gradient anomalies through changes in the differential air-sea sensible heat flux. The findings indicate a potential pathway through which deeper ocean circulation precedes atmospheric variability via the GS. The identification of this pathway may provide a potential source of untapped predictability in weather forecast and climate prediction systems.

There are many benefits to studying abroad or away. This is your first step to learn about the benefits and explore international and national study away opportunities! Once you attend this session you can begin meeting one-on-one with an education abroad advisor and filling out your application for a study away program.The session will explain the different types of study abroad/study away programs offered at URI, their basic financial structures, and a review of helpful tips to navigate our website to gain even more important information. You will also be able to ask questionsMake sure to register by clicking the event website below.

For students and families wishing to pay their educational expenses in monthly installments, URI has partnered with Flywire to offer the URI Monthly Payment Plan. Our plan allows your semester costs to be divided into 5, 4, 3, or 2 interest-free monthly installments, depending on the date of plan enrollment. For more information, visit https://web.uri.edu/tuition-billing/tuition-payment-plan/.5-month planFall 2025 Semester Enroll by 6/1/2025 Installments due 6/1 to 10/1Spring 2026 Semester Enroll by 11/1/2025 Installments due 11/1 to 3/14-month planFall 2025 Semester Enroll by 7/1/2025 Installments due 7/1 to 10/1Spring 2026 Semester Enroll by 12/1/2025 Installments due 12/1 o 3/13-month planFall 2025 Semester Enroll by 8/1/2025 Installments due 8/1 to 10/1Spring 2026 Semester Enroll by 1/1/2026 Installments due 1/1 to 3/12-month planFall 2025 Semester Enroll by 9/1/2025 Installments due 9/1 to 10/1Spring 2026 Semester Enroll by 2/1/2026 Installments due 2/1 to 3/1

We are so happy to welcome you and your family to the University of Rhode Island community! All new students are required to attend one of our New Student Orientation Sessions, which is where you'll have the opportunity to explore campus, finalize your fall course schedule, and have fun with new friends. We look forward to meeting you! Go Rhody!Session 1: May 29–30Session 2: June 2–3Session 3: June 5–6Session 4: June 9–10Session 5: June 12–13Session 6: June 16–17Session 7: June 23–24Session 8: June 26–27Transfer Orientation: June 18While their student is attending their orientation, families and supporters are invited to attend their own two-day orientation to learn about academics, student involvement, campus support resources, and more! Register and learn more about Family and Supporter Orientation.More information will be posted soon.

Studio Blue, an art gallery on the URI Narragansett Bay Campus, is featuring artwork by more than a dozen students, faculty, staff and alumni at the third annual Bay Campus Art Exhibition. The space is showcasing works of pottery, tapestry, woodblock print, photography, painting, mixed media, and more!

Studio Blue, an art gallery on the URI Narragansett Bay Campus, is featuring artwork by more than a dozen students, faculty, staff and alumni at the third annual Bay Campus Art Exhibition. The space is showcasing works of pottery, tapestry, woodblock print, photography, painting, mixed media, and more!

Celebrate Rhody pride in style at the Gender & Sexuality Center's annual Pride Barbequeer! This year, our popular laid-back luncheon cookout will be hosted at the Graduate School of Oceanography (GSO) in the Mosby Center (230 South Ferry Rd, Saunderstown, RI). What better way to celebrate community and allyship then with a beautiful view of the bay? With friends and food aplenty, this event is a great way to keep in touch with the University of Rhode Island during the summer. As always, all are welcome!Register for this event on URInvolved or on Google Forms here: https://forms.gle/MQBzWXPE2hBL3EFD6Visit URInvolved for complete event details.

Studio Blue, an art gallery on the URI Narragansett Bay Campus, is featuring artwork by more than a dozen students, faculty, staff and alumni at the third annual Bay Campus Art Exhibition. The space is showcasing works of pottery, tapestry, woodblock print, photography, painting, mixed media, and more!

We are so happy to welcome you and your family to the University of Rhode Island community! All new students are required to attend one of our New Student Orientation Sessions, which is where you'll have the opportunity to explore campus, finalize your fall course schedule, and have fun with new friends. We look forward to meeting you! Go Rhody!Session 1: May 29–30Session 2: June 2–3Session 3: June 5–6Session 4: June 9–10Session 5: June 12–13Session 6: June 16–17Session 7: June 23–24Session 8: June 26–27Transfer Orientation: June 18While their student is attending their orientation, families and supporters are invited to attend their own two-day orientation to learn about academics, student involvement, campus support resources, and more! Register and learn more about Family and Supporter Orientation.More information will be posted soon.

Studio Blue, an art gallery on the URI Narragansett Bay Campus, is featuring artwork by more than a dozen students, faculty, staff and alumni at the third annual Bay Campus Art Exhibition. The space is showcasing works of pottery, tapestry, woodblock print, photography, painting, mixed media, and more!

There are many benefits to studying abroad or away. This is your first step to learn about the benefits and explore international and national study away opportunities! Once you attend this session you can begin meeting one-on-one with an education abroad advisor and filling out your application for a study away program.The session will explain the different types of study abroad/study away programs offered at URI, their basic financial structures, and a review of helpful tips to navigate our website to gain even more important information. You will also be able to ask questionsMake sure to register by clicking the event website below.

AI Tools provides a comprehensive introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI) for students of all disciplines. The course introduces students to various AI tools that can enhance their academic performance and overall college experience. Students will learn how to leverage AI technologies to improve study habits, enhance research skills, and augment their creativity. Through interactive sessions and hands-on activities, students will gain practical knowledge and skills to use AI tools for academic and personal success in college.Fri, Jun 06 10:00-11:30 am AI Tools: Image and ArtFri, Jun 13 10:00-11:30 am AI Tools: For ResearchersFri, Jun 20 10:00-11:30 am AI Tools: Personal ProductivityFri, Jun 27 10:00-11:30 am AI Tools: WritingFri, Jul 11 10:00-11:30 am AI Tools: ProgrammingFri, Jul 18 10:00-11:30 am AI Tools: Video + MusicFri, Jul 25 10:00-11:30 am AI Tools for Educators

This step will take you approximately 15 minutes. You’ll need a list of your high school courses and grades, as well as AP/IB/EEP information (if applicable). If you took dual enrollment college courses in high school, don’t forget to send us the official transcript from that college to receive credit. Be sure that you have first accessed your eCampus account and URI email before attempting to log in to Starfish.To access the Fall 2025 URI Advising Information Form: 1.) Log into Starfish using your Single-Sign On (SSO) credentials 2.) Select the three-bar stack menu in the upper left corner 3.) Select Student Surveys 4.) Select Fall 2025 URI Advising Information Form 5.) Complete the form and click ‘Save & Submit’ when finished

Studio Blue, an art gallery on the URI Narragansett Bay Campus, is featuring artwork by more than a dozen students, faculty, staff and alumni at the third annual Bay Campus Art Exhibition. The space is showcasing works of pottery, tapestry, woodblock print, photography, painting, mixed media, and more!

We are so happy to welcome you and your family to the University of Rhode Island community! All new students are required to attend one of our New Student Orientation Sessions, which is where you'll have the opportunity to explore campus, finalize your fall course schedule, and have fun with new friends. We look forward to meeting you! Go Rhody!Session 1: May 29–30Session 2: June 2–3Session 3: June 5–6Session 4: June 9–10Session 5: June 12–13Session 6: June 16–17Session 7: June 23–24Session 8: June 26–27Transfer Orientation: June 18While their student is attending their orientation, families and supporters are invited to attend their own two-day orientation to learn about academics, student involvement, campus support resources, and more! Register and learn more about Family and Supporter Orientation.More information will be posted soon.

Studio Blue, an art gallery on the URI Narragansett Bay Campus, is featuring artwork by more than a dozen students, faculty, staff and alumni at the third annual Bay Campus Art Exhibition. The space is showcasing works of pottery, tapestry, woodblock print, photography, painting, mixed media, and more!

Studio Blue, an art gallery on the URI Narragansett Bay Campus, is featuring artwork by more than a dozen students, faculty, staff and alumni at the third annual Bay Campus Art Exhibition. The space is showcasing works of pottery, tapestry, woodblock print, photography, painting, mixed media, and more!

We offer a 2 hour workshop to train on basic issues affecting the LGBTQ community and how to be an ally. This is an Intro Safe Zone Session that will increase awareness, knowledge, and support of LGBTQ people and issues, build a visible support network of LGBTQ Allies on URI’s campus, and improve the campus climate for LGBTQ people at URI. We hold Safe Zone workshops at the Gender & Sexuality Center.Visit URInvolved for complete event details.

Join the Metcalf Institute for its 2025 Leeson Lecture: “Just Sustainabilities in Policy, Planning and Practice,” a talk by Dr. Julian Agyeman, author and professor of urban and environmental policy and planning at Tufts University, whose research focuses on environmental and food justice as well as the nexus of food and immigration.The Leeson Lecture is part of Metcalf’s Annual Public Lecture Series, which features experts in climate and environmental science, communication and public policy.In his talk, Dr. Agyeman will outline the concept of just sustainabilities as a response to the “equity deficit” of most sustainability thinking and practices. He will explore his contention that who can belong in our cities will ultimately determine what our cities can become and will illustrate his ideas with examples from urban planning and design, food justice and the “Minneapolis Paradox.”All members of the community are invited to this free talk. Books will be available for purchase and author signing. Parking is available at 218 South Ferry Road and 15 Pier Road, Narragansett. Map and directions here. Parking with maximum accessibility is available at the west end of the Watkins Building and in the lower lot of the Ocean Science and Exploration Center.