Captain Michael McCarten, USN (ret.), to speak on his experience as an active-duty Navy physician.
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URI’s Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies program provides different finish line for degree-seeking students
Applications to enroll in fully online program in the spring being accepted
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New program, to be fully offered in fall 2027, will teach students how to ethically use and responsibly create AI applications
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KINGSTON, R.I. – October 26 – What better way to experience a classic like The Odyssey than to go on a journey across the Kingston campus to hear the poem? While it may not have been a grueling ten year trip back home from Ithaca, the URI community spent a full day, from 8 a.m. […]
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A journalist for over 41 years with experience at news outlets such as National Public Radio (NPR), the Associated Press, and CNN
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Award winning correspondent for ABC News visits the URI community to discuss his 30-year career.
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Skip Mark and Ashlea Rundlett’s ‘Science and the Study of Human Rights’ coincides with book conference on Nov. 3
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Margaret ‘Maggie’ Grady seeks to improve mining strategies for complex elements.
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Journalism, Public Relations and Sports Media
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Special event coincides with United States’ 250th anniversary and National Native American Heritage Month.
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Experience is part of growing partnership between University and U.S. Department of Energy-led physics lab.
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Agriculture and Food Systems Fellow, Spanish and Anthropology (B.A.), and Environmental Education (B.S.)
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Guitar and Mandolin Festival, Concert Band and Wind Ensemble kick off fall performance slate on Oct. 18
Continue reading "Honoring jazz legends, singing ‘Hallelujah Chorus’ part of URI fall concert schedule"Academy Award-nominated animation director to hold discussion and master class at URI on Oct. 16
Ru Kuwahata will also present her latest short film ‘Cartoon Physics’
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Production’s two-weekend run starts Oct. 16
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