Join us for “An Afternoon of Poetry” with poet and scholar Juliana Spahr, the 2009 winner of the O.B. Hardison Jr. Poetry Prize. The prize, presented by the Folger Shakespeare Library, goes to US
The University Library will be conducting two online surveys from March 18-31, one designed for students and the other for faculty . We want to find out what you think about our services and
Roger Williams University Archivist Heidi Benedict has created a special exhibition that recognizes and celebrates sixty women who have made a difference in their East Bay communities. Women from
Julia Cusack is a senior from Warwick, Rhode Island majoring in Anthropology and Art History. Why do you come to the library, Julia? I need a quiet space to study. The library has a nice ambiance, and
It's the end of the semester--crunch time. The time of year that can make even the best student break into a cold sweat. And yes, you've done it again, waited until the last minute to start your
The Faculty Scholarship Register , hosted on the library website, promotes the research and artistic accomplishments of Roger Williams University faculty members and fosters the continuing development
The final Talking in the Library event for the fall semester took place on Thursday, October 25, 2018 in the Mary Tefft White Cultural Center in the University Library. Essayist and short story writer
The Mary Tefft White Cultural Center Lecture Series in conjunction with the Rogers Free Library and the Jane Bodell Endowment presented memoirist Amy Wallen on Wednesday, October 17, 2018, at the
Need help with an assignment or research paper? Stop by and meet our new Peer Research Mentors! Mary Santoro and Nina Ferreri are available to guide you through the research process, teach you smart
Last year, the library conducted a survey of its users to help us decide how to provide better seating options and study space in the library. Based on that input, Betsy Learned, Dean of University
