Researchers explore the racial and gender politics of Barstool Sports
Category: Major
Helping R.I. communities depolarize and resist divisive rhetoric
Kevin Lopes ’05
“The more involved you are the better your lifelong friendships will be, the better your network will be, and more fun you’ll have during your time in Rhode Island.”
Continue reading "Kevin Lopes ’05"Isobel McCullough ’22
For her undergraduate honors thesis, Isobel McCullough recorded the sonic profiles of seven Rhode Island beaches. The result is an artistic investigation inspired by science.
Continue reading "Isobel McCullough ’22"URI Communication Studies student named among first cohort of Obama-Chesky Voyager Scholarship recipients
Katie Riedy has been named among the inaugural 100 recipients of the prestigious Obama-Chesky Voyager Scholarship for Public Service, providing her support to pursue her interests in LGBTQ+ issues.
Continue reading "URI Communication Studies student named among first cohort of Obama-Chesky Voyager Scholarship recipients"Gift from Rhode Island PBS will support independent films by URI students
A gift from Rhode Island PBS to the University of Rhode Island’s Harrington School of Communication and Media will help undergraduate students to pursue independent film projects.
Continue reading "Gift from Rhode Island PBS will support independent films by URI students"“SEARCHDOG” has Rhode Island broadcast premiere
Professor Mary Healey Jamiel’s critically acclaimed film to air on RIPBS
Continue reading "“SEARCHDOG” has Rhode Island broadcast premiere"“Humanity in War Reporting: Bringing Authentic, Individual Experiences of War into Conflict Journalism”
2022 Amanpour Lecture featuring award-winning international correspondent, Jane Ferguson
Thursday, October 20, 2022, 7:00pm [watch the video]
Alyssa Botelho ’21
A film produced as part of a senior capstone project has earned a URI Film/Media alum two college Emmy awards from National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences’ New England Chapter.
Continue reading "Alyssa Botelho ’21"Melissa Villa Nicholas on a Latinx History of Technology
