Honors Colloquium: A community approach to rising sea levels

Panel discusses climate equity in third lecture This week’s third installment of URI’s Honors Colloquium discusses possible solutions to rising sea levels. PHOTO CREDIT: Erin Brown Climate change and sea-level rise are an impending danger to New England residents, and climate justice leaders are working to increase accessibility and education on these problems in underrepresented…

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Reporter from The Atlantic discusses new book on legacy of slavery

New York Times Best Selling author, Clint Smith comes to campus to discuss education’s role in developing a more robust understanding of slavery and white supremecy. PHOTO CREDIT: uri.edu Across America, there are countless reminders of the history of slavery, such as monuments and statues erected celebrating Confederate soldiers and slave-owning politicians, yet some may…

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Faculty Senate Report

During their first official meeting of the academic year, the University of Rhode Island Faculty Senate discussed and voted on issues including vaccine mandates for faculty, new bereavement policies and committee reports. The meeting was led by Audrey Cardany, the president of the Faculty Senate and an assistant professor of music education, and began with…

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Rams escape in overtime to move to 4-0 for first time in 20 years

A sold-out crowd witnessed a historic win by the Rams against Stony Brook Saturday afternoon. PHOTO CREDIT: Drew Adames This past weekend, Rhode Island football fans got to see another record feat––a 4-0 start from it’s football team.  The Rams escaped Saturday with a narrow 27-20 overtime victory against Stony Brook University, securing the team’s…

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‘Interested in awkwardness’: Stephen Colbert shares life stories at Ryan Center

Comedian and late night show host, Stephen Colbert, makes a grand entrance in front of the Ryan Center audience. PHOTO CREDIT: James Singer “The Late Show” host Stephen Colbert is interested in the business of awkwardness — one that most others might feel uncomfortable with. John Dickerson, CBS political analyst and reporter, couldn’t sit through…

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