Looking back on this remarkable year, we can all be incredibly proud and grateful for what we have accomplished. “It was a great fall, and I'm excited for what the new year and the spring semester will have in store for our Hawks," RWU President Ioannis Miaoulis says in this holiday video greeting filmed at home.
RWU formally celebrated students, faculty, staff, and alumni who identify – or identified – as first-generation college students at the inaugural First-Generation Celebration Day, November 4, 2021.
New partnership will leverage faculty and student expertise and research, while preparing RWU’s graduates for careers in the blue economy and environmental-related work.
Interdisciplinary series examines racial justice issues in Indigenous, Black and communities of color locally and globally, stemming from colonization, civil rights struggles, war, the slave trade, immigration and environmental politics.
HousingWorks will delve deeper into the housing needs and challenges facing older adults across Rhode Island, and develop a comprehensive 10-year strategy to address these needs and challenges over the next two years.
At RWU, sailors of all skill levels benefit from Amanda Callahan's expert coaching: RWU Sailing has qualified for National Championships in 12 of her 14 years as Head Sailing Coach.
