Week 0 to prepare you for Week 1We are excited to welcome you all to URI, and we know you are eager to learn more about our campus and the beautiful surrounding area. We have a wide variety of events planned for you! Our goal is to keep you engaged with fun activities as you wait for your first week of classes to begin. This will allow you to be social in a safe way while learning about the new norms on campus.Please visit URInvolved for more information, details, and registration for all the planned events. These events are intended for new students to campus only.If you have any questions, please feel free to email rhode2ram@uri.edu

The exhibit includes 50 works of art (3 series of work) by noted Rhode Island Artist Anthony Tomaselli, and runs through September 5.

Join us for an informative session tailored for new and returning graduate students. Discover how the University Libraries can enhance your research and teaching efforts. We'll guide you through accessing our extensive resources to help you make the most of what we offer. Learn effective research strategies, explore valuable tools and databases, and connect with library staff who are here to support your academic journey. Start your semester with the knowledge and skills to navigate the libraries effectively.Led by Amanda Izenstark, Reference & Instructional Design Librarian.Register here.

Want to check out our amazing facilities? Come by for a meal and take a tour! We will be showing off all our new and exciting spaces, including our lounge, our wellness room, and our brand new Community Care Closet! Stopping by is a perfect way to spend an afternoon between classes. We hope to see you!Visit URInvolved for complete event details.

New to Pre-Health at URI? This workshop is for you!Whether you're a first-year student, a transfer, or just starting to explore a future in healthcare, Start Here: Pre-Health 101 at URI will help you understand what it really means to be “pre-health” and how to build a strong foundation from your very first semester.In this interactive 1.5 hour session, you'll learn:What it takes to prepare for careers like medicine, PA, dental, PT, OT, and moreHow to plan your coursework and choose a major (hint: there’s no “right” one)Why clinical, shadowing, and volunteer experiences matterWhat the application process really looks like — and how to be ready when the time comesHow to take advantage of URI’s resources, including advising, workshops, and the PATH processExpect polls, myth-busting, and practical tools you can use right away. You’ll leave with a clear plan for your next steps and a better understanding of how to make the most of your time at URI as a future healthcare professional.We strongly suggest you attend one of these workshops prior to making an appointment with Pre-Health Career Pathways. You should get all of your questions answered by attending.

Take the Next Step with URI’s DBA ProgramNow is the time to invest in your education. URI’s Doctor of Business Administration program is tailored for experienced professionals, emphasizing future-focused thinking, hands-on learning, and lasting professional connections.Join our upcoming info session to learn more about the program. Meet the DBA Executive Director, Jessica Strübel, faculty, alumni, and current students who are ready to answer your questions and guide you through the process.Tuesday, September 9 at 6pm Friday, October 10 at 12pm Wednesday, November 5 at 6pm Thursday, December 4 at 12pmRegister Today We’re here to support you every step of the way!

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH, 20256:00 PM DOORS | 7:00 PM SHOW Marcello Hernandez, the Cuban-Dominican stand-up comedian, writer, and actor, currently starring in the 50th season of Saturday Night Live, is bringing his sharp wit and hilarious storytelling to Kingston this fall. 🎟️ Tickets go on saleTuesday, June 24th at 10:00 AM (EST). Buy Tickets URI STUDENT TICKETS

New to Pre-Health at URI? This workshop is for you!Whether you're a first-year student, a transfer, or just starting to explore a future in healthcare, Start Here: Pre-Health 101 at URI will help you understand what it really means to be “pre-health” and how to build a strong foundation from your very first semester.In this interactive 1.5 hour session, you'll learn:What it takes to prepare for careers like medicine, PA, dental, PT, OT, and moreHow to plan your coursework and choose a major (hint: there’s no “right” one)Why clinical, shadowing, and volunteer experiences matterWhat the application process really looks like — and how to be ready when the time comesHow to take advantage of URI’s resources, including advising, workshops, and the PATH processExpect polls, myth-busting, and practical tools you can use right away. You’ll leave with a clear plan for your next steps and a better understanding of how to make the most of your time at URI as a future healthcare professional.We strongly suggest you attend one of these workshops prior to making an appointment with Pre-Health Career Pathways. You should get all of your questions answered by attending.

Welcome to campus, Schilling Scholars! Paul Schilling is visiting RI in September and would like to meet you! Join your fellow scholars at the President's house for an ice cream social. If the weather is nice, we'll be outside playing lawn games. This is a casual hang, but please remember you'll be socializing with your donor and President Marc Parlange and his wife Mary Parlange. It's a good opportunity to network with University professionals and your fellow Schilling scholars.***Unless you have class during this time, this is a required event with your donor.***Visit URInvolved for complete event details.

Join us for an informative session tailored for new and returning graduate students. Discover how the University Libraries can enhance your research and teaching efforts. We'll guide you through accessing our extensive resources to help you make the most of what we offer. Learn effective research strategies, explore valuable tools and databases, and connect with library staff who are here to support your academic journey. Start your semester with the knowledge and skills to navigate the libraries effectively.Led by Amanda Izenstark, Reference & Instructional Design Librarian.Register here.

Select your Meal Plan or the Campus Plus Plan will be selected for you. (You can change your selection anytime before September 13, 2025). For dietary accommodations, please contact Karen Orabona, our Registered Dietitian: karenorabona@uri.edu.All HRL campus Residents are required to have a plan:On-campus Residents living in Brookside Hall, Garrahy Hall, University Gateway Apartments, Wiley Hall, and the Talent Development Achievement House may choose from Campus Plans -or- Flex Plans.On-campus Residents in any other HRL housing not listed above must select from the Campus Plans.Commuter students are encouraged to consider having a meal plan but are not required to have one.

Last day to add Pass/Fail Option

This is required for all majors, but is especially important if you are majoring in a STEM area (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math). Your score will be reviewed with your academic advisor at New Student Orientation in June.If you require a disability accommodation, contact dai@uri.edu as soon as possible arrange for accommodations. See the URI Math Placement website for math exam FAQs.

New to Pre-Health at URI? This workshop is for you!Whether you're a first-year student, a transfer, or just starting to explore a future in healthcare, Start Here: Pre-Health 101 at URI will help you understand what it really means to be “pre-health” and how to build a strong foundation from your very first semester.In this interactive 1.5 hour session, you'll learn:What it takes to prepare for careers like medicine, PA, dental, PT, OT, and moreHow to plan your coursework and choose a major (hint: there’s no “right” one)Why clinical, shadowing, and volunteer experiences matterWhat the application process really looks like — and how to be ready when the time comesHow to take advantage of URI’s resources, including advising, workshops, and the PATH processExpect polls, myth-busting, and practical tools you can use right away. You’ll leave with a clear plan for your next steps and a better understanding of how to make the most of your time at URI as a future healthcare professional.We strongly suggest you attend one of these workshops prior to making an appointment with Pre-Health Career Pathways. You should get all of your questions answered by attending.

The first event in the Center for Humanities yearlong lecture series, The Humanities and Pop Culture/Counterculture.

Learn about rare diseases with The National Organization for Rare Disorders! Learn about different rare diseases and spread awareness with us!!Visit URInvolved for complete event details.

President Parlange welcomes the entire URI community back to campus for our 5th Annual Quad Fest! Join us Tuesday, September 30th, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on the Quad to enjoy the following activities:Fall Student Organization Fair - Over 40 student groups will be there to answer your questions.Free Farmers Market - complimentary fresh produce for you to enjoy.URI Fresh Check Day - A mental health awareness fair where you can learn about nutrition, sleep, relationships, alcohol, & stress relief at 21 interactive booths.Lawn Games: Cornhole, Kan Jam, & Spike Ball. RI National Guard Rock Wall at the center of the Quad.Peckham Farm Petting Zoo WRIU Disc Jockey will provide music.Complimentary refreshments to the first 500 guests.

Am I Ready to Apply?An Interactive Readiness Self-Assessment for Future Applicants to Medical, Dental, or PA ProgramsThinking about applying to health professional school this cycle? Not sure if you're truly ready or just hoping you are?This 90-minute, hands-on workshop is designed to help you evaluate where you stand in your preparation for programs like MD, DO, PA, and dental school. Through guided self-assessments, reflection activities, and peer discussion, you'll take a realistic look at your academics, clinical experiences, competencies, and more, all in a supportive, low-pressure environment.In this session, you’ll:Map out your experiences (clinical, service, research, leadership, etc.)Evaluate how your preparation aligns with key competencies admissions committees look forCheck your academic readiness, including GPA and prerequisite progressReflect on your overall application strength and whether it’s time to apply or time to planWhether you're feeling confident or still unsure, you’ll leave with a clearer picture of your readiness, specific next steps to take, and tools to help you move forward with purpose.This workshop is ideal for students planning to apply to medical, dental, or PA programs in the upcoming cycle or those who want to better understand what “ready to apply” really means.We strongly suggest attending this workshop prior to attending a PATH Orientation for the upcoming cycle.

Join us Monday, February 10th, from 1pm-3pm for an Advanced Track of Safe Zone! Today, we will be covering the topic of Race & Ethnicity at the Gender & Sexuality Center.Visit URInvolved for complete event details.

Join the Military and Veteran Education Center and the Marine Affairs Department for our 3rd annual event focusing on the blue economy.Visit URInvolved for complete event details.