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The Hawks' Herald
The Student News Site of Roger Williams University

The Hawks' Herald
The Student News Site of Roger Williams University

The Hawks' Herald
Chloe Noyes

Chloe Noyes, Photo Editor

Chloe Noyes is the Photo Editor of the Hawks’ Herald. She is a senior studying Communications and Media Studies with a Core Concentration in Visual Arts, and minors in Film Studies and Marketing. She is also one of three captains on the Equestrian Team.

All content by Chloe Noyes
The history of slavery exhibit on display in the library

[Photo] Reshaping the way slavery is taught In Rhode Island

Jeannette White, Herald Reporter
December 5, 2022
Megan Rothschild presenting to students about social media.

[Photo] President of CHIKMEDIA speaks to RWU Women In Business

Jeannette White, Herald Reporter
November 7, 2022
John Amitrano discusses the Timeline with Ayer Saint Gross at the Virtual Town Hall

[Photo] RWU administration gives update on campus master plan

Lily Neves, Herald Reporter
November 4, 2022
"Racism Stops With Me" banner overlooking the Roger Williams Statue, an important aspect of Roger Williams University's anti-racism campaign.

[Photo] University undergoes rebranding

Lily Neves, Herald Reporter
October 1, 2022
Outside the entrance to the Intercultural Center, a hot spot for diversity, equity, and inclusion.

[Photo] Update on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at RWU

Jimmy Sadowski, News Editor
October 1, 2022
Roger Williams University has recently made changes to its lower commons meal plan hours which can be seen on the GET app.

[Photo] Changes underway in dining this fall

Jimmy Sadowski, News Editor
September 17, 2022
Emma Place and Alessia Cahoon in their doubles match versus Suffolk University at home on Wednesday, Sept. 29. The pair won their match.

[Photo] A strong start to the season

Kristen Dansereau, Sports Editor
September 30, 2021
Senior Sammy Jost kicks the ball up the field during the Women's Soccer home game against Framingham State on September 1. Jost's focus and dedication during the game shows her true talent and passion for soccer.

[Photo] A story of passion

Kristen Dansereau, Sports Editor
September 9, 2021
On March 29, Alessia Cahoon was named Commonwealth Coast Conference Player of the Week for helping the team receive its first victory over Nichols College since 2015.

[Photo] ‘Tennis is my life’

Megan Julian, Sports Editor
April 1, 2021
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