Tag: Roger Williams University
SEEKING BALANCE: Developers see financial benefits of live-work-play projects
No matter what Joan and Tony Assante want to do, they usually don’t have to go far to get it done.
Grocery shopping? There’s a...
In 2024, voters OK’d $120M housing bond; Gov. McKee is seeking...
Over the last two decades, Rhode Island voters have approved five bonds totaling $310 million aimed at making housing more affordable, but now Gov....
Roger Williams University unions petition trustees to stop furlough plan
PROVIDENCE – Members of the Roger Williams University faculty, professional support staff, and facilities unions submitted a petition Wednesday urging the board of trustees...
Report: RWU mandating most employees take unpaid furlough to close $3.5M...
PROVIDENCE – Most Roger Williams University employees will be required to take a one-week unpaid furlough to help the school address a $3.5 million...
RWU launches online tool to help students craft real-world learning paths
BRISTOL – Roger Williams University is implementing a new online tool powered by artificial intelligence that will allow students to design their own combinations...
Is AG cold-case unit worth the cost?
It’s been more than two years since state lawmakers granted Attorney General Peter F. Neronha’s request for a $300,000 budget appropriation to create a...
Roger Williams University launches Center for Corporate Communication
BRISTOL – Roger Williams University has launched the Center for Corporate Communication, a new hub for experiential and interdisciplinary learning, applied research and industry collaboration in corporate communications.
Located...
ENLIST NOW: State needs soldiers in climate fight
As far back as Ashlee Lewandoski can remember, she had a thing for being outdoors. A love of nature andthe environment directed her career...
FAR FROM FROZEN PIZZA: RWU training next-gen culinary leaders
Chef Jonathan Cambra oversees the creation of approximately 25,000 meals per week when school is in session at Roger Williams University. It’s a daunting...
BUILDING SUPPORT: Women growing in the trades
Catherine Pena was working two jobswith three little boys at home trying to make ends meet when a friend suggested working in the trades....


















