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‘Machinal’ opens URI theatre department’s diverse season
Production opens eight-show run Oct. 10 in J Studio.
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Dr. Jason Dwyer receives AES Electrophoresis Society’s Mid-Career Award
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Gibbs address ‘Our Information Emergency: Truth and Trust in a Polarized Age’
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In its ninth year, the festival features an international lineup of musicians.
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Students cover topics ranging from language and neurodiversity, gravitational waves in the universe, local criminal justice systems, quality of life domestically and internationally, to Race Hollow – a location on the URI Kingston campus that holds a dark, unknown history.
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Author to share stories of harrowing immigration journey during Oct. 3 talk
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Presented in concert with fall Honors Colloquium, Democracy in Peril, in Lippitt Hall
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Renovated arts center to be completed next fall.
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Series complements Honor Colloquium fall lectures on ‘Democracy in Peril’
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URI celebrating Latinx heritage and contributions Sept. 15 through Oct. 15
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The Academy was held on URI Kingston campus for the first two weeks of August. The program is an important reminder to celebrate The International Day of Peace on September 21, 2024.
Continue reading "URI Forgiveness is Freedom Academy inspires future generations to pursue peace"2024-25 URI Theatre Department season has a show for everyone
Season will feature ‘Machinal,’ ‘Peter and the Starcatcher,’ ‘Bakkhai,’ and ‘Guys and Dolls.’
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Fall 2024 Honors Colloquium examining ‘Democracy in Peril’ to launch Sept. 17
Continue reading "‘Democracy in Peril’ is URI’s Fall 2024 Honors Colloquium topic"Denise Andres ’75
Denise Andres has been nominated for an Emmy Award as HBO Max’s The Gilded Age costume supervisor.
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