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Make Peace, Find Love And Don’T Settle – With Words Of Advice, The Class Of 2014 Graduates, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
Make Peace, Find Love And Don’T Settle – With Words Of Advice, The Class Of 2014 Graduates, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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During annual Commencement ceremony, Governor Chafee, University President Farish and others encourage graduates to seek opportunities and leave no regrets.
Reporting For Duty, Rwu’S First Journalism Grads, Jill Rodrigues
Reporting For Duty, Rwu’S First Journalism Grads, Jill Rodrigues
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While some schools shutter their journalism programs, RWU boasts versatile reporters ready to take on the shifting media terrain.
For 169 New Law Graduates, 'Welcome To A Great Profession', Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
For 169 New Law Graduates, 'Welcome To A Great Profession', Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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The Honorable Judith S. Kay – retired Chief Judge for the State of New York – reassures members of RWU Law Class of 2014 of the many opportunities to serve society, help individuals.
A Passionate Advocate For Social Justice, Jill Rodrigues
A Passionate Advocate For Social Justice, Jill Rodrigues
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Willie Borkai ’14 discovered a love for activism at RWU that will spring him into a budding career after Commencement.
With An Assist From Rwu, Tiverton To Launch Visioning Process At Stone Bridge, Brian E. Clark
With An Assist From Rwu, Tiverton To Launch Visioning Process At Stone Bridge, Brian E. Clark
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Students from Community Partnerships Center will base redevelopment scenarios for former gas station on input from Tiverton residents, officials.
A Celebration Of Student Projects For Local Communities, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
A Celebration Of Student Projects For Local Communities, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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Student efforts within local communities and around the globe showcased in the Community Engagement Celebration.
Self, Home And Belonging, Jill Rodrigues
Self, Home And Belonging, Jill Rodrigues
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Through a journey of self-exploration, acclaimed inaugural poet Richard Blanco shares his quest of finding himself and a country to call home.
Partnership To Aid In Cultivating Diverse Vendors For National Grid, Cvs, Brian E. Clark
Partnership To Aid In Cultivating Diverse Vendors For National Grid, Cvs, Brian E. Clark
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Curriculum created by Professional Education Center at the School of Continuing Studies will train diverse supply chain participants on essential skills for small business success.
For Student Investment Fund Managers, National Champions Times Two, Brian E. Clark
For Student Investment Fund Managers, National Champions Times Two, Brian E. Clark
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With a 36.17 percent return during 2013, finance students at Mario J. Gabelli School of Business capture top honors at GAME, RISE competitions.
Reflections From The Other Side Of The World, Jack Dunleavy
Reflections From The Other Side Of The World, Jack Dunleavy
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Pilot study abroad program at Kochi University lands junior Jack Dunleavy on a life-changing trip to Japan.
A Dream In Full Bloom, Melissa A. Patricio
A Dream In Full Bloom, Melissa A. Patricio
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Vivien Sin ’06 springs into New York Fashion Week as assistant designer for Marc Jacobs #MJDaisyChain Tweet Shop.
A Journey Into America’S Racial Divide, Jill Rodrigues
A Journey Into America’S Racial Divide, Jill Rodrigues
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In a thought-provoking and heartbreaking lecture, critically acclaimed documentary filmmaker David Wilson recounts exploring his family’s history of slavery.
Inaugural Poet Richard Blanco To Share His Works At Rwu On April 15, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
Inaugural Poet Richard Blanco To Share His Works At Rwu On April 15, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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Public invited to free President’s Distinguished Speakers Series event with acclaimed Cuban-American poet Richard Blanco.
Opting For A Service-Centered Spring Break, Leah Catania
Opting For A Service-Centered Spring Break, Leah Catania
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An alternative to typical spring break trips, these community service projects delivered 53 students from New Orleans to Nicaragua to lend a hand.
A Tribute To The Ladies, Brian E. Clarke
A Tribute To The Ladies, Brian E. Clarke
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The legendary Cokie Roberts dishes on Martha, Dolley and our country’s Founding Mothers.
Grant To Rwu And Providence Schools To Aid Educators In Improving Math Proficiency, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
Grant To Rwu And Providence Schools To Aid Educators In Improving Math Proficiency, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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Funds will support K-3 mathematics teachers serving English Language Learners in five Providence elementary schools.
Creating A Campus-Wide Social Justice Movement, Jill Rodrigues
Creating A Campus-Wide Social Justice Movement, Jill Rodrigues
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Inaugural Social Justice Summit brings together campus community to plan events, research and activities to effect change.
Acclaimed Journalist And Filmmaker David Wilson To Explore Race In America, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
Acclaimed Journalist And Filmmaker David Wilson To Explore Race In America, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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Public invited to free President’s Distinguished Speakers Series event with award-winning documentary filmmaker David Wilson.
Lpi Data: Housing Costs Burdens Purchasing Power Of Latinos, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
Lpi Data: Housing Costs Burdens Purchasing Power Of Latinos, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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New data released by the Latino Policy Institute at Roger Williams University and HousingWorks RI reveals a persistent housing cost burden for Latino renter households in Rhode Island.
Spending Time With Roger After Dark, Leah Catania
Spending Time With Roger After Dark, Leah Catania
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RAD offers an alternative place to hang out Friday nights, away from the peer pressure to party hard.
Capturing The Communal American Experience In “The Grapes Of Wrath”, Jill Rodrigues
Capturing The Communal American Experience In “The Grapes Of Wrath”, Jill Rodrigues
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With the 14th annual John Howard Birss, Jr., Memorial Lecture Series and associated events underway, explore John Steinbeck’s celebrated novel in these vivid passages from “The Grapes of Wrath."
Ed Tech Partnership With Samsung Promotes Collaboration, Cost-Savings Via Cloud Computing, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
Ed Tech Partnership With Samsung Promotes Collaboration, Cost-Savings Via Cloud Computing, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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New technology enhances collaborative learning, cutting-edge skills in the classroom and beyond.
Lessons From Slovakia, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
Lessons From Slovakia, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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Associate Professor of Communication Amiee Shelton teaches in the Slovak Republic via a Fulbright Scholar Award.
Rwu Law: New Dean, Reduced Tuition, Expanded Focus On Experiential Learning, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
Rwu Law: New Dean, Reduced Tuition, Expanded Focus On Experiential Learning, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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Affordable Excellence makes RWU Law a best-value law school; founding faculty member Michael J. Yelnosky to succeed David A. Logan as dean.
War Stories: Ww-Ii Veterans Share On The Ground Experiences, Melissa A. Patricio
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.
Gospelfest Sets Spirits Soaring (Photos), Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
Gospelfest Sets Spirits Soaring (Photos), Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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Gospel choir lends spiritual, personal touch to community performance.
For Rwu Faculty, Key Role On Economic Development Research In Rhode Island, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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.
Making A Difference As Mr. Rwu Contestants, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
Making A Difference As Mr. Rwu Contestants, Public Affairs, Roger Williams University
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Mr. RWU pageant raises over $16,000 this year for Hasbro Children’s Hospital.
The Experts Weigh In: Why You Should Pay Attention To Roger, Jill Rodrigues
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
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.