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RWU President Ioannis Miaoulis discusses the university
COVID-19, university finances at the forefront of State of the University address
Isabella Gentile, Editor-in-Chief • December 4, 2020

More than 400 viewers tuned into this year’s State of the University address, where Roger Williams University President Ioannis Miaoulis reflected...

Not just students but survivors at RWU
November 19, 2020
President Miaoulis speaks to students at Senate
November 19, 2020
Students in Human Rights Advocacy Seminar fight for imprisoned scholars
November 19, 2020
Updates on pass/no pass and internship resolutions
November 19, 2020
Many Americans will be celebrating this Thanksgiving with empty chairs at the dinner table.
Be thankful for your health
November 19, 2020
The Roger statue is thankful for the students on campus and wishes everyone a safe and healthy break and will be waiting for everyone to come back.
My Life as a Statue
November 19, 2020
Trump meets with Obama in the Oval Office.
Why Trump’s presidency is largely defined by Barack Obama
November 12, 2020
Playing an instrument is a fun way to destress and express creativity.
Why you should learn to play a musical instrument
November 12, 2020
Thanksgiving is known for bringing uncomfortable political discussions, especially in an election year.
Bracing for a tense Thanksgiving with relatives
November 5, 2020
The Roger statue decided to dress up as a bee this Halloween in honor of all the busy bees on campus.
My Life as a Statue
October 22, 2020
Athletic Director Kiki Jacobs reflects on the semester and sports moving forward
November 19, 2020
Kristina Keddie has worked as an athletic trainer at Roger Williams University for more than two years.
Athletic Trainer Highlight: Kristina Keddie
November 19, 2020
Senior Captain Heidi Martin working on her technique in tennis practice.
Senior Spotlight: Heidi Martin
November 12, 2020
Alyssa Grant going in for a lay-up in a game on Jan. 3, 2019 against Wentworth before her injury.
Grant poised for a strong return
November 12, 2020
Athletes reflect on a season like no other
November 5, 2020
Features
Thanksgiving can mean something entirely different this year, with people acknowledging what is truly important to them.
What does Thanksgiving mean this year?
Amy Martin, Features Editor • November 19, 2020

The time of eating an abundance of foods is upon us. While finals season occupies most students’ heads, the thought of mashed potatoes and...

Roger Williams was an advocate for religious freedoms and helped create relationships with native tribes that inhabited the land.
A very Roger Thanksgiving
Emily Dvareckas, Photo Editor • November 19, 2020

Growing up, the story of the Pilgrims’ landing at Plymouth Rock was the most notable tale about the first Thanksgiving. However, the...

Christmas staples such as Christmas trees, string lights, and outdoor displays have already begun to illuminate homes.
Christmas is coming early
Amy Martin, Features Editor • November 19, 2020

It may only be November, but it is never too soon to talk about Christmas, especially now with the country being so chaotic. Houses are...

November is National Novel Writing Month and starts the challenge to write 50,000 words in 30 days.
Go grab your pen, it’s National Novel Writing Month
Amy Martin, Features Editor • November 12, 2020

It is November and English and writing nerds alike are excited for one thing: National Novel Writing Month. Starting back in 1999, National Novel...

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