Gabriella Boretti, Herald Reporter
September 17, 2020
Do you ever wonder how to juggle all of your schoolwork and hang out with your friends at the same time? Do you ever want to go out but have to study for an exam the next day? These questions are everyday thoughts for most col...
Amy Martin, Herald Reporter
September 17, 2020
Learning to cook is an essential skill you’ll probably want in your life. But what if you haven’t cooked much before and don’t know where to start? What if, when you did try to cook, you almost started a fire? Well, the fo...
Emily Dvareckas, Photo Editor
September 17, 2020
Most students are accustomed to walking up the library stairs to the second floor and heading right for the tutoring center. This semester, the tutoring center remains a free resource for students to use but tutoring will be done...
Emily Dvareckas, Photo Editor
September 10, 2020
As the semester progresses, students may start to feel antsy since the usual on and off-campus activities have been modified or discouraged. The Involvement Fair looked a little different this year but remained a vital part o...
Amy Martin, Herald Reporter
September 10, 2020
We’re all tired of hearing it, but we are living in unprecedented times. Especially with the tight restrictions that are becoming our new normal, college is certainly not what any of us expected it to be. It’s unfortunate ...
Emily Dvareckas, Photo Editor
September 3, 2020
2020 has been the year of a lot of firsts in almost all aspects of life. Work, academics and social life have changed. Students have had to adjust to many new norms, including changes to their involvement in clubs on campus.
W...
Gabriella Boretti, Herald Reporter
September 3, 2020
Despite the ongoing pandemic, Roger Williams University's campus opened for the fall 2020 semester, giving students the option to learn remotely while also allowing a hybrid approach.
As students returned to campus, they were...
Rachel Dvareckas, Managing Editor
September 3, 2020
With students back on campus and gathering restrictions in place, it may be difficult to stay social with friends while keeping a six-foot distance. Here are some tips on how to stay social while social distancing during the p...
Emily Dvareckas, Photo Editor
August 27, 2020
Many students spent the past several months in isolation with occasional trips to the grocery store. Others spent that time working in those grocery stores and various businesses that governors deemed essential.
As witnessed on nat...
Rachel Dvareckas, Managing Editor
August 27, 2020
This semester will look a lot different than previous semesters with increased sanitation, online and hybrid classes taking place and new social distancing measures. Living with roommates can be another hurdle students have to cros...
Emily Dvareckas, Photo Editor
July 30, 2020
As the number of COVID-19 cases rises across the country and move-in dates are quickly approaching, uncertainty has filled the minds of students getting ready to come back to campus. For some students, it seems as though their...
Rachel Dvareckas, Managing Editor
July 30, 2020
Get fun masks. Try to make the most of wearing masks on campus by making or buying masks with fun prints. Use your mask as a way to express yourself by getting one that shows your interests.
Stock up on cleaning s...
