Year: 2019
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Stuff-a-Cruiser effort collects more than 3,000 toys for R.I. based charities
URI police officers didn’t mind being out in the cold during a recent weekend at the Walmart in North Kingstown as part of their annual Stuff-a-Cruiser toy drive.
That’s because the generosity and smiles of strangers put them in a great holiday mood. More...
Stuff-a-Cruiser effort collects more than 3,000 toys for R.I. based charities
URI Pharmaceutical Development Institute hosts Amgen employees for training in biopharmaceutical manufacturing
Nurse practitioner students gain experience with young patients
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URI police officer recognized by R.I. MADD for diligence in preventing drunken driving, educating the community
Those who are driving under the influence on and in the vicinity of the University of Rhode Island’s Kingston Campus better not encounter Officer Michael Intrieri.
A member of the URI Police Department, Intrieri’s efforts have been recognized by the Rhode Island chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD). More...
URI police officer recognized by R.I. MADD for diligence in preventing drunken driving, educating the community
URI Cooperative Extension offers free plant seeds throughout Northeast
URI economist says that state appears to be gaining momentum as fourth quarter begins
URI chemistry professor wins innovation award for ‘game-changing’ work on single-molecule sensing
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URI scientist awarded $1.7 million grant to study how corals grow and function
University of Rhode Island coral biologist Hollie Putnam is teaming with experts in computer science, nanotoxicology, structural engineering and systems biology to study the intricacies of how corals grow and function in an effort to find new ways to help coral reef systems survive the damage being caused to them by the changing climate and other environmental stressors… More...
URI scientist awarded $1.7 million grant to study how corals grow and function
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$15 million gift from former Hasbro CEO will advance College of Business in artificial intelligence, technology, and student access
Alfred J. ’67, M.B.A. ’72, Hon. ’04 and Geraldine Verrecchia have made a $15 million gift to elevate the prominence of the College of Business at the University of Rhode Island.
The comprehensive gift creates a scholarship for high-achieving students, a fund for students pursuing competitive internships, a faculty chair as well as a professorship in artificial intelligence and business analytics, and an emerging technology fund… More...
Harrington School filmmakers debut short films in Dec. 11 screenings
‘Drugs, Poisons and DNA’ to be discussed Friday, Dec. 6, as URI Forensic Science Seminar Series wraps up for fall
$15 million gift from former Hasbro CEO will advance College of Business in artificial intelligence, technology, and student access
‘Stuff-a-Cruiser’ toy drive to support Rhode Island’s needy youth, spread holiday cheer
URI is designing the future of deep-sea exploration
Hexagon supports advanced manufacturing at the University of Rhode Island
Researchers find the future belongs to penguins that can adapt their diet
URI scientist awarded $2.2 million grant to investigate mouth bacteria
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URI is designing the future of deep-sea exploration
Despite great technological advances in ocean exploration over the last 30 years, the world’s most delicate deep-sea species largely remain a mystery.
There has been little development in instruments that can be used to identify and safely collect fragile undersea species. More...
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URI alumna, renowned marine conservationist to lecture as part of Marine Affairs 50th anniversary
Internationally renowned marine conservationist and URI alumna Tundi Agardy will discuss the importance of conservation in relation to the “blue economy” next week as part of the 50th anniversary celebration of the University of Rhode Island Department of Marine Affairs. More...
URI Cooperative Extension to host energy lecture series, Dec. 5, 9
URI Theatre sets auditions for ‘Richard III’
URI alumna, renowned marine conservationist to lecture as part of Marine Affairs 50th anniversary
URI team’s paper on American Indian adolescent opioid misuse to be published nationally
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Journalist, professor of history to lecture on complicated relationship between religion, politics
Molly Worthen, an associate professor of history at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has extensively researched North American religious and intellectual history.
She will bring her extensive knowledge to the University of Rhode Island as part of her lecture, “Evangelicals and Trump: An Alliance with a Long History,” Tuesday, Dec. More...