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URI students and faculty recognized for peace work at MLK Unity Luncheon - University community members honored for ensuring human rights, peace efforts at the institution.
URI music ensembles commence spring performance schedule on Feb. 22 - Concert slate will also include special jazz performance featuring URI alumni
URI Faculty Present at the Rhode Island Senate Committee on AI and Emerging Tech - Gaurav Khanna, physics professor and assistant vice president of research computing, and Indrani Mandal, computer science and statistics professor, and Gabriele Fariello, Chief Information Officer, were invited to the Rhode Island State House on February 3 to present on emerging technologies and artificial intelligence to the Senate Committee for AI.
URI humanities director’s new book opens door into the House of David - Evelyn Sterne’s award-winning work examines controversial history of Michigan-based Christian Israelite commune.
Faculty Research, Scholarship & Creative Activity Spotlight
URI Gravity Research group contributes to major black hole discovery, expands astrophysics program - The work of physics faculty Rob Coyne, Michael Pürrer, Deborah Ferguson, and Derek Davis aims to increase student participation and engagement.
URI professor part of a select group of French educators to visit Côte d’Ivoire thanks to a Fulbright-Hays grant - Lars Erickson, the director of the French International Engineering Program at the University of Rhode Island, participated in the research over the summer.
“The Unremembered” art installation by URI’s Annu Matthew displayed in Tagliacozzo, Italy along with national and international talks - Current exhibition: Aug 3 - September 21, 2025 Contemporanea ’25
Archives of Suspended Memory, Palazzo Ducale, Abruzzo, Italy
Beloved URI community member’s legacy lives on - Inaugural Earl N. Smith III Cabo Verde Study Abroad Program combines scholarship and social awareness.
Associate Professor Karen Sweeting Receives National Social Justice Curriculum Award by Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration (NASPAA) - The Social Justice Curriculum Award recognizes innovative curricula in public service education that promote social justice, diversity, equity, and inclusion.