Professor Kerri Ullucci’s new book, published by the distinguished Teachers College Press, highlights anti-Blackness practices, and provides resources for making meaningful change.
With a $750,000 NOAA Sea Grant, NEAq and RWU lead initiative to catalyze sustainable breeding and raise awareness of aquaculture among public and commercial fishermen.
From their outstanding academic and co-curricular achievements during their time at RWU to their post-Roger plans, RWU is very proud to celebrate our 2022 graduates. In these stories, hear how an RWU education has shaped their futures.
On May 7, students, faculty, staff, and families gathered on campus for the annual Student Achievement Awards, celebrating remarkable student dedication and leadership.
At the ninth annual Student Academic Showcase and Honors (SASH), students presented research and capstone projects, to faculty, staff, and their peers, held panel discussions, a music showcase and more.
Michael Rich’s abstract painting, ‘La Serenata,’ will be on display at the Venice Biennial Art Exhibition, April 23-Nov. 27. His participation in the exhibition is sponsored in part by RWU and the Foundation to Promote Scholarship and Teaching.
RWU research team of faculty and students and the Providence Cultural Equity Initiative partner on reparative justice project for Providence Truth-Telling, Reconciliation and Reparations initiative.
BRISTOL, R.I. – A distinguished historian with more than 20 years of experience in teaching and administrative leadership roles at Roger Williams University, Jeffrey Meriwether has been selected as
