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As a military spouse herself, Gallardo believes its helpful for military affiliated students to have a place like MARC on campus.

Military Affiliated Resource Center (MARC) comes to RWU

November 9, 2022

Heading into senior year

May 5, 2022
A memorial wreath and carnations of remembrance in honor of fallen RWU veterans Maj. Kenneth B. Goff and Lt. Joesph D. Fortin.

RWU honors veterans with touching ceremony

November 11, 2021
RWU released their Annual Fire & Safety Report, in accordance with the Clery Act.

RWU’s 2021 Clery Report

October 11, 2021
The Weeks of Welcome events began on Thursday, Aug. 26. The event was hosted by IRHA and The Hawks Herald and had two food trucks first-year students could choose from.

RWU officially welcomes first-year students to campus

September 2, 2021

RWU announces fall COVID-19 prevention policies

July 17, 2021

Jeffrey Meriwether appointed SHAE dean

June 19, 2021
Working mothers have shown to be disproportionately burdened while telecommunicating in comparison to fathers.

Post-COVID-19 Mother’s Day

May 6, 2021
The constitution says that each state gets the same number of senators. In modern America, however, there are some senators representing many, many more citizens than others.

Do we really need two Dakotas?

April 29, 2021
Running while listening to music has been proven to improve your performance.

Why you should listen to music while running

April 15, 2021
Many students forget the necessity of taking a break every once in a while to relax. These students took time to relax during the nice weather in March.

How to give yourself space

April 15, 2021
Many people often wish they could give advice to their younger selves.

An open letter to my 10-year-old self

April 1, 2021
Americans are always calling politicians incompetent and just plain stupid, yet only 37% know who their congressperson is.

Do we ask too much of our politicians and too little of ourselves?

April 1, 2021
College students are known to have poor sleep schedules.

Maintaining a healthy sleep schedule brings great benefits

March 25, 2021
Boxer “Hurricane” Rubin Carter, who’s unjust imprisonment in 1966 draws many similarities to the murder of George Floyd.

“Hurricane” Rubin Carter and his parallels to George Floyd

March 18, 2021
More and more Americans are getting involved in national economic issues

Should there be a maximum wage?

February 25, 2021
According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, only 36.8% of U.S. adult males get treated for mental illness compared to 49.7% of females.

Destigmatize male mental health

February 11, 2021
Pictured here is one of the COVID-19 testing stations in the Upper Gym at Roger Williams University. Hand sanitizer in public spaces has become commonplace during the pandemic.

Managing expectations of the pandemic post-2020

February 4, 2021
Many Americans will be celebrating this Thanksgiving with empty chairs at the dinner table.

Be thankful for your health

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
Massachusetts voters will have the opportunity to vote on a state-wide change to ranked-choice voting in most of its elections.

The case for ranked choice voting

October 22, 2020

“It’s Chaos, Be Kind:” Managing your anxiety during a pandemic

October 8, 2020

Life imitating art

October 8, 2020
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