The College of Nursing students received a grant to do hands-on work. Photo by Greg Clark. The University of Rhode Island’s graduate program will receive a $2.7 million grant over the next four years to increase student experience at local healthcare centers and aid in tuition payment. With the grant, students will do hands on…
The University of Rhode Island’s Student Senate passed a bill to implement the Student Senate bylaws during this week’s meeting. Student Senate has been working for months to pass these bylaws. John Bagley, chair of Instruments Committee, which is in charge of modifying the bylaws, thanked the members of Student Senate for their assistance. Work…
Thursday, Sept. 5 At 6:55 a.m., a call was issued for vandalism at Browning Hall. A report was filed. At 12:05 p.m., there was a motor vehicle stop on Upper College Road. A verbal warning was issued. Friday, Sept. 6 At 10:45 a.m., vehicle vandalism was reported at the Briar Lane lot. A report was…
Programs, committees in turmoil after external review, lack of communication creates further issues Campus diversity was recently questioned after an external review was completed and presidential committees were disbanded. | Photo by Anna Meassick. By Laura Weick and Kate LeBlanc Last January, the University of Rhode Island released a report by an external review team…
by Theresa Brown and Andy Main Several resource centers at the University of Rhode Island are continuing to make improvements to the mental health services offered on campus in order to provide students with the highest quality of treatment possible. With a staff that is certified to handle a wide array of topics, the…
New improvements have been scheduled for dining services for the fall semester. | Photo by Grace DeSanti. Pierre St-Germain, director of dining services, looks to welcome a food truck, a sushi bar, a new chef and other additions to the University of Rhode Island next semester. URI has purchased the food truck and is working…
Annabel Cimbal uses the water bottle filling station in the library, one of the few buildings which has the stations available. | Photo by Anna Meassick. Some students have recently expressed concern that the only residence hall with a water bottle filling station is Hillside Hall, and are pushing to get more stations installed in…
(Left to right) Edward Donovan, Congressman Jim Langevin, Jessica Daltorio and Professor Louis Fosu had a sit down meeting to discuss oppression in Tibet. | Photo courtesy of Louis Fosu. Last Thursday, two University of Rhode Island students had a sit-down meeting with U.S. Rep. Jim Langevin from Rhode Island about the ongoing humanitarian crisis…
The collection will feature clothing, quilts and more Quilts, clothing and other objects of a family from the mid 19th century are on display as part of the university’s Costume Collection. | Photo by James McIntosh. Last Monday, the Costume Collection in Quinn Hall debuted their new exhibit, “One American Family: A Tale of North…
Stephen D’Aloisio wants the audience to have fun while listening to his commencement speech. | Photo by Grace DeSanti. “I absolutely love URI, it’s the best.” From commencement speaker to Rhody the Ram to orientation leader and everything in between, senior communication studies student Stephen D’Aloisio took advantage of many involvement opportunities during his time…