Rhode Island

Founded in 1764 as The College of Rhode Island, it moved to Providence in 1804. It was the first college to admit students of all religious persuasions. Brown is a highly selective, small, private University with approximately 5700 undergraduates, 1600 graduate students, and 357 medical students. There are 658 full-time faculty.
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This alphabetically-arranged list of major Rhode Island cities provides convenient access to each city's interactive map, current weather conditions, and demographic information.

Read about the geography and tourist attractions of the Ocean State. View the highway maps, relief maps, and topographical maps of Rhode Island.

Directory of travel agencies and travel reservation services in the State of Rhode Island. Each travel agent entry includes contact information and County name, based on its zip code.
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Rhode Island's state capital is Providence. Learn about the Rhode Island state government operations and services. Browse the Rhode Island travel and tourism information, and read about living and working in the Ocean State.

URI, located in Kingston, is the largest of the four Rhode Island universities. It was chartered in 1888 as the state's agricultural school. The school has about 15,000 students, graduate and undergraduate. URI has more than 80 majors in the Arts and Sciences, Business Administration, and more. Graduate programs are offered in nursing, pharmacy, and the Graduate School of Oceanography.
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