The Promoting Police Leadership Act aims to close a gap in how police commanders are prepared to lead, building on more than two decades of leadership training at RWU.
RWU expands its academic offerings with new programs and pathways designed to meet evolving workforce needs and help students advance from undergraduate study to graduate education.
More than 1,000 new students begin their Roger Williams University journey by reflecting on who they are, who they hope to become, and the community they will help shape.
Roger Williams University is undergoing a series of renovations and improvements designed to create more engaging, flexible, and functional spaces for students, faculty and staff.
In its third year, the RWU Law program welcomed 39 students, including 18 returning campers, for two weeklong sessions focused on justice, advocacy, elections, and civic engagement.
After a decade in construction, Katelyn Crinieri M’26 returned to Roger Williams University to understand what happens before the building begins and prepare for a growing role in real estate development.
NOAA Sea Grant-funded partnership advances sustainable marine fish aquaculture, expands public aquarium research, and provides hands-on learning opportunities for Roger Williams University students.
Hannah Little ’20 combines her passion for storytelling with community engagement, leading reflective poetry workshops across Rhode Island while serving as an assisted living activities director.
