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2019 RWU law school graduate and now associate attorney Katie Morin said, “I think it’s important for students who fail to know that their bar results don’t dictate the type of attorney they can be in the future.”

New RWU Law Dean Gregory Bowman makes bar passage reforms a priority: RWU Law students failed bar exam at double the national rate last year

Jimmy Sadowski, Herald Contributor
May 9, 2020
If you have a graduation cap from high school, use it and have an at-home photoshoot with family.

Six ways to celebrate graduation at home

Adam Zerman, Business Manager
May 7, 2020

Performing arts senior grateful for time at RWU

Emma Bartlett, Arts and Culture Editor
May 7, 2020

Orgs are trying to adjust to online engagement

Rachel Dvareckas, Features Editor
April 24, 2020
Dr. Webb dresses up in the style of a KISS band member. He dresses up in different costumes for each online class.

Spinning a new type of web for online learning: Dr. Webb brings his unique style to online teaching

Rachel Dvareckas, Features Editor
April 6, 2020

An abrupt end to study abroad

Lauren Labadini, Op-Ed Writer
March 27, 2020

How to be successful at home

Rachel Dvareckas, Features Editor
March 26, 2020

University considers pass/no pass options for remainder of the semester, but decision has not yet been made

Isabella Gentile, Editor-in-Chief
March 25, 2020
Slusarcyzk competes in the sprint event at a swim meet. 

Can’t have one without the other Junior Emily Slusarczyk needs athletics and academics to achieve success

Megan Julian, Sports Editor
February 5, 2020

Planning process in place to update Core Curriculum

By Sierra Gorkun l Herald Contributor
December 5, 2019

International student enrollment continues decline

By Nicole Parent l Herald Contributor
December 5, 2019
Bon Appetit makes homemade pies and side dishes for students to bring home for Thanksgiving. They are a hit on campus and can be paid for with student IDs. Pies usually cost between $10-12. This is an apple pie from last year that was enjoyed by Professor Janine Weisman and her family. 

First-year students prepare for the first long break

Gabriella Boretti, Herald Contributor
November 21, 2019
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