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War Stories: Ww-Ii Veterans Share On The Ground Experiences, Melissa A. Patricio

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In a race against time, Thanasi Metropoulos '13 preserves a piece of WW-II history in the East Bay.

For Rwu Faculty, Key Role On Economic Development Research In Rhode Island, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University

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Faculty members from economics, engineering and construction management leading cross-institutional research projects through statewide collaborative.

The Experts Weigh In: Why You Should Pay Attention To Roger, Jill Rodrigues

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History and legal experts debate the merits of Roger Williams’s work and legacy.

Preserving History – The Good, The Bad And The Ugly, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University

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Historian Ray Rickman on the violent history that Americans try to forget, and why it’s important to remember.

Cirincione: 'Nuclear Nightmares' Threaten Planetary Destruction, Melissa A. Patricio

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Ploughshares Fund President, global security expert Joseph Cirincione outlines nuclear threats, predicts progress with Iran at President's Distinguished Speakers Series lecture.

Evolution In Real Time: Studying Marine Viruses In Mount Hope Bay, Jill Rodrigues

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Faculty-student collaborative research examines the evolution of marine viruses.

Lpi Data: Latino Population To Sustain Future Workforce, But Is Rhode Island Ready?, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University

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Infographic from RWU's Latino Policy Institute shows that Latinos play bigger role in State's labor force but need opportunity to close education, skills gaps.

Reinventing The Written Word In Found Poetry, Leah Catania

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Cut-and-paste and erasure creations render new poetic works from familiar texts.

Nathaniel Philbrick’S Insights Into Early American History, Jill Rodrigues

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Historian and award-winning author explores how America emerged from bloody conflicts in the culmination of the 2013 Common Reading program.

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Sylvia Earle: Ocean Life Makes Human Life Possible, Jill Rodrigues

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Legendary oceanographer and marine scientist lauds RWU for marine
biology and aquaculture programs as a leading example of research and conservation efforts.

Alumnus Honored By White House As 'Champion Of Change', Public Affairs, Roger Williams University

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Joseph McKenna '11 awarded for his success empowering Texas youths with emergency preparedness skills.

School Of Continuing Studies Expands Portfolio With Launch Of Professional Education Center, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University

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Starting this fall, working professionals, career changers and entrepreneurs can gain new skills with wide selection of certificate programs, sessions and seminars.

New Rwu Law Clinic Provides Free Legal Services To Local Community, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University

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Community-driven economic development initiatives are focus of law school’s newest experiential learning opportunity.

Better Citizens Through Poetry, Jill Rodrigues

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State poet Rick Benjamin shares how poetry teaches us about citizenship as part of the Mary Tefft White Cultural Center: Talking in the Library Series.

Cpc Feasibility Study Lauded As Bristol Lands Funds For Maritime Center, Melissa A. Patricio

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R.I. Sen. Jack Reed announces $861,000 Boating Infrastructure Grant to convert Bristol’s historic Naval Armory into a destination for transient boaters.

University, Samsung Partner On Groundbreaking Ed Tech Initiative, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University

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Starting with SAAHP and Continuing Studies, project aims to create collaborative learning environments, reduce technology costs for students and set new standards for “affordable excellence” in higher education.

Legendary Oceanographer To Kick Off Marine Biology's 40th Anniversary, Brian E. Clark

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President’s Distinguished Speakers Series event on Sept. 25 will feature National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence Sylvia Earle.

Lpi Research: Ri Latino Youth Grade Levels Behind Peers, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University

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RWU’s Latino Policy Institute releases new research report and recommendations for delivering academic excellence in Urban Public Schools.

From Justice Kagan, A Glimpse At Life On The Supreme Court, Michael M. Bowden

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For first-year students at RWU Law, Kagan’s visit meant an insider’s perspective
on the Supreme Court in their first days of law school.

Rwu School Of Continuing Studies Partners With Ri Dept. Of Labor And Training, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University

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15 RWU Certificate Programs now included on the Eligible Training Providers List by the State Workforce Investment Office.

University Formally Partners With Housingworks Ri, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University

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RWU awards $50,000 grant to HousingWorks RI and begins integration into its University Relations Division.

Reviving Bay Life, Jill Rodrigues

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With support via the R.I. Science and Technology Advisory Council, MNS faculty members partner on projects to improve state's marine ecosystem.

How To Survive The Zombie Reckoning, Jill Rodrigues

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Associate Professor Paul Bender, an expert in post-apocalyptic fiction, shares insights from resourcefulness to group liability sure to be handy for any collapse of civilization.

Checking In With… Marine Biology Alumnus Bill Geraghty ’78, Brian E. Clark

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Oyster gardening initiative prompts memories from longtime supporter of Marine and Natural Sciences.

Mns Research To Investigate Mercury Levels In Local Fish, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University

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Rhode Island Saltwater Anglers Foundation awards grant to RWU faculty/student team to fund research that will help update state’s fish consumption advisories.

Rwu Continuing Studies And Ri Veterans Affairs Partner, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University

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For state's veterans, partnership offers greater access to Continuing Studies degree programs.

For Class Of 2013 Grads, An Entreaty To Follow In The Footsteps Of Roger Williams, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University

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Author and historian John Barry, other speakers encourage students to honor the legacy of the university’s namesake in the years to come.

For 164 New Rwu Law Graduates, 'The Keys To The Gates Of Justice', Michael M. Bowden

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Legendary civil rights attorney Morris Dees urges members of the School of Law Class of 2013 to fight for justice.

Means To Her Dreams, Jill Rodrigues

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ILA scholar Bre’Anna Metts-Nixon ’13 encourages students to pursue higher education in spite of life’s challenges.