McCutcheon will be a part of CWA for a three-year term from 2025- to 2028.
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Two faculty members – professor and chair of the department – work with a local nonprofit organization to fight recidivism and foster opportunities for students interested in the field.
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Emmett Goods’ release provides musical portrait through people and places that mean a lot to him.
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This year’s show invites students, faculty, staff to share monologues in noted production.
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Series wraps up in April with Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Jefferson Cowie
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Those interested in a 10-week paid summer fellowship through the College of Arts and Sciences can apply until March 1.
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Alumnus Nick McKnight has a feature on his work making art with neon in GoLocalProv.
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‘The million-dollar question right now is whether the new Trump administration will truly implement these tariffs,’ says economics professor Nina Eichacker.
Continue reading "President’s proposed tariffs would hurt U.S. companies and consumers, says URI expert"
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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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.
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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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