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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.
RWU Law provided the setting for a televised debate featuring four Democratic candidates for Rhode Island Attorney General.
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.
Through the Blue Fellows Program, two RWU students are studying whether microscopic marine algae could one day help reduce heavy metal pollution in aquatic environments.