Under Water, Across The World University of Rhode Island sophomore Colin Howarth sat calmly and leaned back in his chair while detailing his experiences swimming with sharks in oceans all over the world... Read More	Mold in Resident Halls Students recently reported mold in some residence halls, including Fayeweather Hall and Dorr Hall.... Read More	Trouble In Paradise? There are always a few kinks to work out when it comes to opening a new building, and the University of Rhode Island Department of Housing and Residential Life saw this first hand when they cut the ribbon on Hillside Hall in Oct. 2012...Read More
And The Fan Goes Wild “I think you got to win,” Bjorn said, adding, “People have a lot of things going on in their lives and when you are fortunate enough to go out and win games and compete for championships people will come.”...Read More	Don't Call Them Dummies Inside the brand new five-story University of Rhode Island Pharmacy Building one will find beautiful classrooms, a CVS Pharmacy, fountains that filter your water, and dummies. But don’t call them dummies, especially around the co-director of human patient simulation, Amanda De Angelis...Read More	A Need to Nano Basis Chemical engineering students at the University of Rhode Island are studying incredibly small particles that are changing the world as we know it. Senior Kelson McDaniel is one of the undergraduate nanotechnology students testing the reaction these nano-particles will have in blood like solutions and in water... Read More
No Child Left Behind Rhode Island public schools have been making progress in recent years, possibly due to No Child Left Behind, with over 80% reaching their goal....Read More