Howard ’62 and Mary Frank expand their philanthropic commitment to the arts at URI
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‘Vibrance/Essence(n)’ art exhibition showcases women artists
Exhibit that includes alumnae AGonza, Titilola Martins opens Feb. 18
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URI Department of Art and Art History hosts Out of Africa, a one-person exhibition by Ghanaian artist Munir D. Mohammed in the Green Hall lobby from January 21-March 27.
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Jonah Coppolelli ’25, applied mathematics BA, and his relationship with mathematics in his own words.
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Political Science and Criminal Justice and Criminology
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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.
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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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