Roger Williams University Announces $20 Million Partnership with Cummings Foundation
University to rededicate architecture school as Cummings School of Architecture, in recognition of transformative partnership and new Real Estate program.
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University to rededicate architecture school as Cummings School of Architecture, in recognition of transformative partnership and new Real Estate program.
In-person ceremony planned for undergraduate, graduate and law students on May 20. RWU's Commencement will not be open to the general public.
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