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Off the Script: On Course-Based, Global Service Learning at С��Ƶ
April 15, 2013Brian E. Clark
Chelsea Silva ’14 chats with President Farish about a winter intersession trip to Petersfield, Jamaica, that focused on mental health issues in the island’s classrooms.
View from the Top
April 15, 2013Jill Rodrigues with Kathleen Kiely '13
С��Ƶ senior Kathleen Kiely shares photos and video from her climb atop Portsmouth Abbey's 660kW wind turbine, and her research into wind turbines.
Undergraduate Research Panel Kicks Off Conference on Religion and State
April 12, 2013Jenna Mulvey '13
The biannual Roger Williams University Conference on Religion and kicked off today, hosting scholars from across the globe to investigate “Narratives and Negotiation: Agency, Religion and the State.
Two Years, 50 Projects and an Immense Impact: Celebrating the CPC at С��Ƶ
April 11, 2013Public Affairs Staff
Community partners and elected officials join С��Ƶ students, faculty and staff to commemorate those involved in CPC projects across the region.
Bonding Across Cultures
April 4, 2013Jill Rodrigues '05
Seventh annual Global Fest celebrates cultural diversity across campus.
Revolutionary Art on the Streets of Tunisia
April 4, 2013Jill Rodrigues '05
Assistant Professor Autumn Quezada-Grant examines how Western resistance art has been claimed in Tunisian youth uprising against dictatorial regimes.
Swapping Sun for Service
March 18, 2013
Roger Williams University students forgo vacations in sunny places to lead service-oriented projects locally and abroad.
Mission: Haiti
March 11, 2013Jenna Mulvey '13
Veronica Alicea ’16 leads charitable effort to provide latrines to an impoverished village in Haiti, reducing preventable illnesses and deaths.
Deconstructing Plath’s “The Bell Jar”
March 5, 2013Jill Rodrigues '05
John Howard Birss, Jr. Memorial Lecture examines the writing process and life of Sylvia Plath.
In Hurricane Sandy’s Aftermath, С��Ƶ Cares Raises Thousands for Relief Efforts
March 4, 2013KC Ferrara
In addition to $7,000 in funds, committee works with students, faculty and staff to organize food, clothing and supply deliveries to affected regions in New York and New Jersey.