- ‘Guys and Dolls’ at URIThe URI Theatre Department presents the American classic 'Guys and Dolls,' for the first time on campus, in tandem with celebrating the 75th anniversary of the beloved musical, which premiered on Broadway in 1950.
- New master’s degree in Educational Leadership and Policy to launch next fallKINGSTON, R.I. – April 11, 2025 — Beginning in fall 2025, the University of Rhode Island’s Feinstein College of Education will offer a new Master of Arts degree in Educational Leadership and Policy, designed for working professionals to become school leaders who will navigate today’s complex PK-12 educational landscape through equity, instructional leadership, and policy-informed […]
- All News‘Guys and Dolls’ at URIThe URI Theatre Department presents the American classic 'Guys and Dolls,' for the first time on campus, in tandem with celebrating the 75th anniversary of the beloved musical, which premiered on Broadway in 1950.
- All NewsNew master’s degree in Educational Leadership and Policy to launch next fallKINGSTON, R.I. – April 11, 2025 — Beginning in fall 2025, the University of Rhode Island’s Feinstein College of Education will offer a new Master of Arts degree in Educational Leadership and Policy, designed for working professionals to become school leaders who will navigate today’s complex PK-12 educational landscape through equity, instructional leadership, and policy-informed […]
- All NewsURI Theatre Department celebrates the 75th anniversary of ‘Guys and Dolls’KINGSTON, R.I. – April 11, 2025 – Songs like “Luck Be a Lady” crooned by Frank Sinatra, “Bushel and a Peck” sung by your grandmother, or “Sit Down, You’re Rocking the Boat” that found its way into popular modern television shows (see It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia) are so embedded in American culture, they’ve transcended […]
- All NewsDistinguished lecture series on First Amendment at URI adds Visiting Professors of PracticeKingston, R.I. – April 10, 2025 – Laurie White ’81 has made a $350,000 gift to expand on the successful Taricani Lecture Series on First Amendment Rights at the Harrington School of Communication and Media. It establishes the Taricani Visiting Journalist Fund, which will bring established journalists to teach at URI for a short-term residency. […]
- All NewsHigh school students from around Rhode Island get hands-on STEM lessons at URI Biomechanics DayKINGSTON, R.I. — April 10, 2025 — High school students from schools around the state got a hands-on look at the high-tech equipment in the University of Rhode Island Department of Kinesiology, as professors and students welcomed them to Mackal Field House during URI’s annual celebration of National Biomechanics Day on April 9. More than […]
- All NewsStudent-run RhodyTHON raises close to $58,000 in support of Hasbro Children’s HospitalKINGSTON, R.I. – April 9, 2025 – RhodyTHON, URI’s annual charity dance marathon— this year with a rodeo-theme— had eight “Miracle Kids” from Hasbro Children’s Hospital wishing the day would never end. From line dancing to dodgeball tournaments, there was endless fun for URI students and their young visitors. This year’s RhodyTHON welcomed eight children […]
- All NewsSpring king tides: Coastal photos neededKINGSTON, R.I. – April 9, 2025 – Get your cameras ready! Extreme high tides will return to Rhode Island coastlines on Saturday, April 26, at 7:33 p.m. The University of Rhode Island is asking Rhode Islanders to join the MyCoast: Rhode Island king tide monitoring effort to help document the effect that extreme tide events […]
- All NewsHitchcock, ‘Faust’ add suspense to spring’s music concert finaleKINGSTON, R.I. – April 9, 2025 – As the spring semester winds down, the University of Rhode Island’s Music Department is ramping up, closing out the school year with concerts nearly every day or night in April. It’s a lineup that includes everything from student recitals and small ensembles to performances by the Jazz Big […]
- All NewsSocial media ‘significantly’ influences nutritional choices, emotional well-being, student’s study showsKINGSTON, R.I. — April 9, 2025 — The relationship between social media and nutrition has become increasingly intertwined in recent years, shaping individuals’ dietary behaviors, perceptions and choices in profound ways, especially through dietary trends and fads pushed by “influencers.” University of Rhode Island dietetics student Emma Cotter’s research aims to understand the influence social […]
- All NewsA Taste of Rhode IslandOn Wednesday, April 23rd enjoy a mouthwatering dinner at Mainfare dining hall where we will introduce you to some of Rhode Island’s most famous foods including:RI Style Wieners • Clam Cakes • Stuffed ClamsCheese Ravioli w/ Marinara • Patty MeltHouse-Made Clear & White Clam ChowdersDoughboys • Marble Cake w/ Vanilla Icing and Del’s Lemonade to […]
- All NewsNext Stop: Medical SchoolSiblings Bhavya and Lohith Chatragadda, students in URI's Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Program, have been accepted to Brown University's Warren Alpert Medical School.
- All NewsURI Day at the State HouseFrom underwater robotics to health care, artificial intelligence to fuel explosion science, superconductors to fish cameras, the third annual URI Day at the State House showcased the breadth of URI's reach and impact.
- All NewsOff Izaak Walton Road: The Grace That Comes Through LossOff Izaak Walton Road: The Grace That Comes Through Loss Laura Julier, M.A. ’79 (2025)
- All NewsThe Not-So-Secret GardenThe Kinney Azalea Gardens are a local treasure, blooming each spring under the care and stewardship of four generations of URI alumni and faculty.
- All NewsIt’s ComplicatedURI nursing professor Betty Rambur and URI alumni who work in the health-care field share expert advice and perspectives about health care in the U.S.
- All NewsURI’s Recycling Guy Is on a MissionJoe Majeika is changing URI’s recycling culture.
- All NewsURI Ascends to Top Tier of U.S. Research UniversitiesURI has earned the prestigious Carnegie R1 designation.
- All NewsFrom Idea to InventionHow Charles E. Johnson Jr. ’98 turned his idea for a onehanded game controller into an invention.
- All NewsIndefatigableThe research vessel of URI’s College of the Environment and Life Sciences, the Cap’n Bert works hard, supporting the long-standing Fish Trawl Survey, introducing high school students to shark research, and more.
- All NewsMichigan’s Blue Economy ExpertAlan Steinman, M.S. ’83, is a prominent voice for protecting water resources and advancing economic development in the Great Lakes state.
