Alumnus Nick McKnight has a feature on his work making art with neon in GoLocalProv.
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President’s proposed tariffs would hurt U.S. companies and consumers, says URI expert
‘The million-dollar question right now is whether the new Trump administration will truly implement these tariffs,’ says economics professor Nina Eichacker.
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Bridget Clossick ‘24 and Dennis Haggerty ‘23 presented their white papers at the prestigious conference after wowing a panel at the New England Historical Association earlier this year.
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Annual class, still open for registration, celebrates legacy of groundbreaking alumna Rose Butler Browne, followed by annual conference in March,
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Audition Notice: Guys and Dolls with the URI Theatre Department
Auditions will take place on Friday, January 24 and Saturday, January 25, 2025 in the URI Fine Arts Center, 105 Upper College Rd. All information about available roles, rehearsals, and criteria also available here.
Continue reading "Audition Notice: Guys and Dolls with the URI Theatre Department"Remembering long-time history professor James Findlay
URI professor emeritus of history James Findlay passed away in August at the age of 93. Known for his booming voice and commitment to social justice, he was a stalwart in the Department of history for three decades. Jim, who grew up in Springfield, Missouri, earned his bachelor’s degree at Drury College and his master’s […]
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Psychology and CriminalJustice and Criminology
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MC Brickell ’24, completed their master’s in library and information sciences at the college of arts and sciences. MC is eager to bridge together their passion for social justice within libraries upon graduation.
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Alex Crudale graduated in the fall class of 2022, earning his undergraduate degree in criminal justice. He currently remains in South Kingstown as a current SKPD officer.
Continue reading "Alex Crudale ’22"URI Italian students and professor win award at the 2024 Italian Language in the World Festival of Creativity
The Festival took place in Boston, MA, which has been designated as the “Capital of Italian Creativity in the World” by the Italian Government – Department of Foreign Affairs .
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Fall finale looks at R.I. civic health survey, democracy project on Dec. 5
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Kat Billo ’24 will graduate this December with a B.A. in communications studies and will start her first job with Baby Delight in social, production, and marketing.
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URI Professor discusses the defining characteristics of Robert Altman’s 1977 drama.
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Second annual report card gives failing grades to more than half the world’s countries.
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