Students and faculty combine ecology and poetry to reconnect with nature and each other.
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Research is backed by $600K grant from National Science Foundation
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Two faculty members are recipients of the grants from the National Science Foundation.
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Music Therapy & Spanish
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Dr. Jason Dwyer receives AES Electrophoresis Society’s Mid-Career Award
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Summer 2024 Fellows show their work in a poster board presentation.
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Series complements Honor Colloquium fall lectures on ‘Democracy in Peril’
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Ben Anderson, professor of three-dimensional art and sculpture, premiered his installation this past July in Italy.
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URI will partner with other research universities on ambitious, multidisciplinary four-year projects to develop strategies to enhance community resilience to climate change.
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Sponsored by The Center for Nonviolence & Peace Studies, the political science department, and the College of Arts and Sciences.
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Joy Ellison is an expert on LGBTQ+ issues and transgender history.
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In her award-winning book, anthropologist Hilda Lloréns chronicles the lives of women in Puerto Rico who draw on deep cultural knowledge to navigate myriad environmental challenges from industrial pollution to disasters like hurricanes Irma and Maria.
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In a new paper, URI researchers argue that Barstool Sports helps to normalize racial exclusion and white male dominance in ways that parallel the rise of the alt-right in the U.S.
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