The University Pacer is published monthly by the URI Department of Communications except in Dec., Jan., June, and Aug. Distribution is free. News and calendar inquiries should be addressed to: 22 Davis Hall, 10 Lippitt Rd., Kingston, RI 02881-2011 or call 874-2116.
Published by the Division of University Advancement.
Editor
Todd McLeish
Writers
Dave Lavallee
Jhodi Redlich
Jan Wenzel
Art Director
Russell Kolton
Designer
Bo Pickard
Communications Director
Linda Acciardo
The name of the University’s newspaper derives from a celebrated variety of saddle horse born and bred in Rhode Island. Honed to perfection in South County, the Narragansett Pacer was recognized as a superior horse which reached its peak of popularity in the 18th century.
Pacer Home
Feb 2005
Painful choice puts student on track to success
Students training to become digital detectives
$7.5 million grant to help prepare next generation of teachers
Molloy named R.I. Professor of Year
International Engineering Program expanding to China
A TWISTED NIGHT
‘VACCINATION’ TIME
North Campus to become health sciences quad
Fall River man runs marathon to help URI community
Philanthropy consulting firm named to assist with upcoming campaign
College of Nursing announces $100,000 gift, launches 60th anniversary celebration
URI researchers: Seat belt use by Rhode Island teens well below national average
Men’s club hockey team training Junior Rams
Academic Enhancement Center not just for struggling students
New engineering professors launch security, transportation research
GSO, state launch Rhode Island Endeavor Program
Researcher shows that dinosaur extinction occurred at peak of diversity
Student essay on keeping ‘under God’ in pledge selected for national publication
Student’s research aims to protect endangered Caribbean snail
Journalism students hold mock press conference
New in the Fine Arts Center
CARNIVAL! exhibit at Providence Campus
Lecturer’s film on abuse cover-up in Catholic Church wins CINE Golden Eagle
Budding film makers captivated by Providence Campus program
