Kingston campus’ Indigenous history

What many don’t know about URI The University of Rhode Island’s history, sociology and anthropology departments have worked together to develop a course highlighting the University’s history with respect to the relationship between the Narragansett people and European-American settlers. In collaboration with the Tomaquag Museum located in Exeter, Rhode Island, the new one-credit class, HIS/APG…

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Gatherings continue as Halloween approaches

 Freshmen gather together on the weekends despite URI’s COVID-19 regulations. Photo contributed by @rhodychicks.  Despite the University of Rhode Island’s COVID-19 protocols, students have continued  gathering in large groups on-campus without wearing masks, conjuring controversy among the student population. Students, especially first-year students that live on campus, have been gathering in groups of over 100…

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Going green with landscape architecture

Landscape architecture student Maggie Spano showcases her final portfolio. Photo by Siobhan Richards. Landscape architecture is as it sounds: adding more green spaces to public spaces, but, to Department Chair William Green, landscape architecture is about giving a “voice to living and non-living creatures that don’t have a voice.” Green teaches students in his classes…

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