Roger Williams University Law Students Win Regional Moot Court Competition

RWU Law students Juliana McKittrick, Nick Nybo and Will Wray to compete for National Title

For Mixed-Status Latino Families, Family-Based Strengths Counter Major Challenges

Data presented by Latino Policy Institute at RWU and Rhode Island College professor spotlight mixed-immigration-status families in Rhode Island

How Best to Educate the Next Generation in Historic Preservation

Ten key takeaways from a first-of-its-kind conference on preservation education, hosted by the School of Architecture, Art and Historic Preservation

On the High Seas Near the Horn of Africa, a 21st Century Pirate Tale

Famed Maersk Alabama Captain Richard Phillips recounts his April 2009 encounter with Somali pirates and his rescue by U.S. Navy SEALs

Partnership to Aid in Cultivating Diverse Vendors for National Grid, CVS

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

APA Rhode Island Honors Students, CPC for Warren Preservation Plan

2011 Current Topic Award celebrates work of RWU graduate students, Community Partnerships Center on Warren preservation plan

Off the Script: On Course-Based, Global Service Learning at RWU

Chelsea Silva ’14 chats with President Farish about a winter intersession trip to Petersfield, Jamaica, that focused on mental health issues in the island’s classrooms

Off the Script: Leading-Edge Technology on the RWU Campus

Alumnus, parent and trustee Tim Baxter ’83 – president of Samsung Electronics America – chats with President Farish about this fall’s Samsung/RWU partnership

Advice from the 16th Century: What Copernicus Can Teach Us Today

Bestselling author Dava Sobel shares insights from her most recent subject as part of the President’s Distinguished Speakers Series

Legendary Oceanographer to Kick Off Marine Biology\u27s 40th Anniversary

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