Therapeutic Horticulture Group seeks students to ‘get hands dirty’ in name of stress relief, community service

Students will design a therapeutic garden on campus while learning healing benefits of working with and in nature The University of Rhode Island continues to expand the College of Pharmacy’s Heber W. Youngken Jr. Medicinal Garden outside Avedisian Hall, converting an unused parking lot into an expansion of the green space, and establishing a database […]

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URI to MIT. Cancer Research to CEO: A Q&A with Kevin Bian, PhD ’19

URI roots, MIT breakthroughs, and a CEO leading the charge against cancer—Kevin Bian’s journey shows where curiosity and resilience can take you From the lab bench at URI to the cutting-edge of cancer research at MIT, Kevin Bian’s journey is fueled by curiosity, resilience, and a commitment to making science matter. As a postdoctoral researcher […]

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Vaccine hesitancy puts school children at risk as exemptions grow

URI Pharmacy Professor Jeffrey Bratberg, available for expert interviews, breaks down science on vaccines and dangers of school district exemptions While vaccines have been shown to be safe and highly effective in protecting against communicable disease, rates of vaccinations among the youngest students have steadily inched down in recent years as parents increasingly seek exemptions […]

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Student researchers present dynamic biomedical studies at Summer Research Symposium

RI-INBRE’s Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship attracts hundreds of students from all 10 affiliated colleges and universities in RI More than 350 students and faculty members from 10 colleges and universities around the state converged on the University of Rhode Island Aug. 1 to showcase 150 biomedical research projects they’ve spent the summer studying, as RI-INBRE, […]

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URI College of Pharmacy trains pharmacy technicians to administer vaccines

Registration is open for training that expands pharmacy technicians’ role,helps increase vaccine adherence This summer, University of Rhode Island College of Pharmacy faculty and staff members are continuing their efforts to help fight communicable diseases through a training program on the Kingston Campus that teaches pharmacy technicians to administer vaccines. Originally developed by Washington State […]

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URI pharmacy students win national clinical research competition

After a clinical skills win in December, URI College of Pharmacy holds championships in both major national student competitions University of Rhode Island College of Pharmacy students continue to impress at the national level, beating out 79 other colleges of pharmacy to win first place in the 2025 National Clinical Research Challenge of the American […]

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