Tag: URI
FBI: R.I. violent crime rate declines 2.9% Y/Y in 2017
PROVIDENCE – The violent crime rate in Rhode Island declined 2.9 percent from 2016 to 2017, from 239.1 per 100,000 people to 232.2 per...
Report: Marine trades added $4.6B to R.I. economy in 2016
PROVIDENCE – Marine trades in Rhode Island had a $4.6 billion effect on the Rhode Island economy in 2016, according to a University of...
Most-read stories on PBN.com, August 2018
1. PBN announces 2018 Fastest Growing & Innovative Companies. POSTED ONLINE: AUG. 24. Twenty local companies have earned a spot on Providence Business News’...
URI releases student statistics prior to fall 2018 semester
SOUTH KINGSTOWN - With Labor Day weekend four days away, the annual back-to-school crunch has arrived.
At the University of Rhode Island, the state's flagship research...
Prochaska to speak at URI wellness conference Sept. 14
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – University of Rhode Island will host its first wellness conference on population health Sept. 14 at the campus’s Memorial Union, where professor...
URI dean honored as distinguished alumna of Yale School of Nursing
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – Barbara Wolfe, dean of the College of Nursing at the University of Rhode Island, was honored by the Yale School of...
URI to host first Summer Shark Camp for local high school...
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – Students from Central Falls High School and Paul Cuffee High School in Providence were recruited by the University of Rhode Island...
URI professor’s TickSpotters program provides timely risk assessment
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – A prodigious tick season has been predicted by University of Rhode Island professor of entomology Tom Mather, but he warns against...
URI nursing students simulate home care scenarios
PROVIDENCE – Nurse practitioner students in the University of Rhode Island College of Nursing have a head start on preparing for challenging home care...
2 URI students awarded Hollings Scholarship from NOAA
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – Since its inaugural awarding in 2005, a total of 27 University of Rhode Island students have been awarded the Ernest F....



















