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JOHNSON AND WALES UNIVERSITY announced a collection of new courses, all of which will be available online. The list includes new classroom courses, online-only courses and online offerings that were previously only available as classroom courses. / COURTESY JWU

JWU to offer 17 new programs, expand online catalog in fall...

PROVIDENCE - Come the start of the fall 2018 term, 17 new programs, some online-only, will be added to the Johnson & Wales University's portfolio while...
OLIVIA TOURONY, a junior at Johnson & Wales University, was awarded a $10,000 Public Company Accounting Oversight Board scholarship for her "interest and aptitude in accounting and auditing and demonstration of high ethical standards." / COURTESY JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY

Johnson & Wales student Tourony awarded $10K PCAOB scholarship

PROVIDENCE – Johnson & Wales University junior Olivia Tourony was awarded a $10,000 Public Company Accounting Oversight Board scholarship, according to a Jan. 16...
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Five Questions With Thomas L. Dwyer

1. You plan to retire at the end of the 2017-18 academic year after 40 years at Johnson & Wales University. How has the...
FOCUS 2022, Johnson & Wales University's upcoming strategic plan, includes the launch of a College of Food Studies in 2018. / COURTESY JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY

College of Food Studies included in upcoming JWU FOCUS 2022 plan

PROVIDENCE – Expected to open in 2018 on the Harborside campus, a College of Food Studies is detailed in the not-yet-published Johnson & Wales University FOCUS...
JWU CHANCELLOR, president and CEO, John J. Bowen, announced he will retire Dec. 31, 2018. / COURTESY JOHNSON AND WALES UNIVERSITY

JWU’s Bowen announces retirement

PROVIDENCE - After working 44 years for Johnson & Wales University, 14 years of which as chancellor, president and CEO, John J. Bowen has...
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JWU, RIDOH lead state efforts in food sustainability, waste and recovery

Rhode Island chefs and food purveyors are well-known for working with local farmers to source sustainable ingredients. The next steps in this food evolution...
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To dot or not to dot, that is the chef’s question

There may be two kinds of chefs in this world’s kitchens. The line of demarcation: Those who put dots of sauce on their plates...
BROWN UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT Chistina H. Paxson earned $1,067,491 in total compensation in 2015, the highest amount of any private college in the Providence metropolitan area for the year. / COURTESY BROWN UNIVERSITY

Report: Brown, Bryant, JWU lead region in private college executive compensation

PROVIDENCE - Brown University President Christina H. Paxson was the highest-compensated higher education executive in the Providence metropolitan area, according to the Executive Compensation...

Surviving the retail apocalypse

Retail dies when based solely on the concept of visiting a store for a commodity item. To thrive in today’s market and emerge from...
PROVIDENCE CITY COUNCILMAN David Salvatore, who represents Ward 14, has introduced a resolution that asks state lawmakers to increase the penalties for someone who assaults a police officer and clarifies the meaning of “dangerous weapon” to include glass bottles. / COURTESY DAVID SALVATORE

Salvatore introduces resolution to increase penalties for assaulting police officer

PROVIDENCE – Several members of the Providence City Council are trying to strengthen the city’s hand in responding to complaints about the behavior of...
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