Students Recognized for Academic Excellence and Contributions to RWU Community
The annual Student Achievement Awards honored undergrads, graduate, and law students for their continued dedication, leadership, and on-campus accomplishments.
Why RWU?
We prepare students for successful lives and great careers.
Commitment to Community
The Roger Williams experience calls you to live and interact competently in communities beyond yourself and work together towards the common good.
Learning By Doing
Learning outside the classroom helps you hone practical skills, build relationships and strengthen your experience so you are set up for success.
Making a Great Education Possible
A bet365 apps education can be more affordable than you think. We have been thoughtful and intentional about keeping our published costs low, while also increasing our investment in student financial aid.
Preparing for Success
To us, success is not only about securing a good job. Success is about leading a fulfilling life, which means living your passion, reaching your full potential, and making an impact in the world around you.
Take a Closer Look
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Recent News
Student Innovation and Excellence Take Center Stage at 12th Annual SASH
At the Student Academic Showcase and Honors, undergraduate and graduate students across all schools shared original research, capstone work, and creative projects with the RWU community.
RWU’s Third Annual Real Estate Symposium Explores Industry Trends, Future Development
Industry leaders, experts, and students explored how policy, sustainability, and cross-sector collaboration are shaping the future of real estate development.
RWU Upgrades Shellfish Hatchery and Farm, Expanding Impact on Rhode Island’s Blue Economy
CEED is strengthening Rhode Island’s coastal communities by fueling sustainable growth of the blue economy.
Internships and Research Lead Forensic Science Alum to Career in Evidence Analysis
From attending a criminal identification conference to co-founding an academic-based club, Hannah Leonard '24 paved her own path to become an Evidence Technician at the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office in Arizona.
