Gotauco blew up on TikTok during the pandemic, which resulted in her first published book, released in October 2025.
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New program, starting next fall, will train students how to clearly explain environmental issues to the public.
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Increased quantum sensitivity could lead to more precise distance measurements and electric or magnetic field sensing, according to Wenchao Ge.
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Auburn, A.L. – Oct 27 – In the wake of years of controversy over adequate funding of US elections, Auburn University will host a national convening October 26th–28th at its hotel and conference center to highlight innovative funding proposals, one of which will be presented by University of Rhode Island Master of Public Administration (MPA) […]
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Zúñiga’s Oct. 29 talk, titled ‘Fungal Flesh,’ will also include a painting workshop for students.
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A poster presentation was held in the Memorial Union on Friday, September 26th.
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Minecraft Live is bi-annual interactive livestream about the video game Minecraft, hosted by developer Mojang.
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Abrams, a senior counsel for Cahill Gordon & Reindel, asks ‘How Unique Is The First Amendment?’
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Several artists from the URI alumni community work together on a production at the Gamm Theatre in Warwick, Rhode Island from September 25 – October 19.
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Production opens eight-show run Oct. 17 in J Studio.
Continue reading "URI Theatre Department premieres season with a boisterous ‘Pride and Prejudice’ adaptation"The five-year grant from the foundation’s ExpandQISE program will allow the University to improve qubit robustness and address quantum workforce development needs.
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Feature written by Political Science Professor Ping Xu, and student Erika Danielson.
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From Bandapalooza to Duke Ellington’s 125th.
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