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A New York City trip connected Women in Business club members with alumni and industry leaders across finance, technology, marketing, and brand leadership.
The business management alumnus has found a new connection to Roger Williams University through his family’s longtime seafood business.
A new Scholar Series brief from Roger Williams University and HousingWorks RI explores how housing design, construction innovation and community land ownership could help make affordable housing more accessible and lasting in Rhode Island.
A decade-long, multi-institutional collaboration led by RWU researchers developed methods to spawn, breed and culture the temperate coral Astrangia poculata, creating new opportunities to study coral biology and animal-microbe symbiosis.
BRISTOL, R.I. – What lives beneath the waters off the Rhode Island coastline and around Block Island? Roger Williams University Marine Biology alumna Grace Baldwin ’26 spent her summer helping