Crime Fridays return to URI beginning Jan. 30.
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URI history professor’s new book outlines treacherous early 19th century voyage of trade vessel John Jay
Catherine DeCesare’s book ‘Risk in the Anglo-Atlantic World’ published on Jan. 8.
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K. Bailey Thomas’ grant-funded overseas work includes research on transnational Black history and theory within Germany.
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Political Science and Japanese
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The Stanton-Davis Homestead Museum is the oldest house and first working farm in Stonington, Connecticut.
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University students become fluent in Chinese, gain job experience through international internship program.
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Third annual study notes digital oppression by countries, atrocities reaching record levels.
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URI criminology and criminal justice chair Natalie Pifer, fellow researchers publish study on solitary confinement and its impact.
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The three-year, $464,964 award to Jason Dwyer allows for research into how nanopores can potentially improve ability to detect serious medical conditions.
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Two URI chemistry professors awarded U.S. Department of Energy grants for separate studies
Grants from DOE’s Early Career Research Program, each totaling $875,000, will be spread out over the next five years.
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“Two By Two” runs Dec. 4-6 at 7:30 p.m. and Dec. 7 at 2 p.m. in J Studio at the Fine Arts Center, 105 Upper College Road, on the Kingston Campus.
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Amanda Queiroz will spend eight months in the South American country starting in March.
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Theatre, concentration in acting and directing
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URI’s philosophy department launches revamped ‘Big Ethics’ course that applies teachings to current-day scenarios.
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