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The men’s soccer team hosted a home game Saturday, October 3rd, following the women’s soccer team’s win. With the crowd already enthusiastic, the men’s team had a good student crowd to cheer them on. The support and efforts of the players led the team to secure a 3-1 win against Salve Regina University. Hawks had...
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On Saturday, October 3rd, SAAC hosted their “white-out” for the double-header soccer games. The women’s team kicked off at noon, facing Rhode Island College. The game also served as their senior day. The six seniors: Hope Bilkey, Mya D’Antonio, Casey Donnelly, Sarah Fogarty, Anna Moore, and Beth Yucius, all got to celebrate a win for...
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The Barn next to the School of Law building might be haunted. Despite being the prime location for many theatre, music, and dance students to practice their craft, this historic barn is home to RWU’s own exclusive spectre. This building was originally built in 1894 by Henry Salisbury in Gloucester, RI, and was saved in...
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Roger Williams University has earned recognition in several national college rankings for 2026, including a No. 17 ranking among private regional universities in the North and recognition for its undergraduate engineering program, according to rankings highlighted on the university’s website. The recognitions span academic programs, student outcomes, sustain
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Fall Survival Kit: The Ultimate Guide to Surviving the Fall Season at RWU The air in RWU is changing, fall is approaching! For some that means pumpkin spice lattes, cozy sweaters, and jumping in leaf piles. For others it means navigating a new season in a part of the country they have never been to....
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Field Guide to Finding Your Campus Style As a student, I know the struggle of picking out an outfit for class. It’s hard to plan when the air starts off crisp and chilly in the morning but becomes toasty by lunchtime. If you can relate to this struggle – I’ve got you! Here’s a guide...
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NVIDIA shares surged past $233 to reach a historic market valuation between $5.64 trillion and $5.7 trillion, driven by a massive $150 billion stock buyback expansion that brings its total share repurchase plan to $235 billion, the largest single buyback addition ever announced by a U.S. corporation. Authorized by CEO Jensen Huang using record cash...
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Henry Siravo has a chance to be the youngest person ever elected to Smithfield’s town council; at first, he didn’t want to run at all. “I got a call…’we want you to run for town council.’ I said no. I hung up the phone.” Although it took a couple tries to encourage Henry Siravo to...
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Calaveras y Cultura is an event that took place on October 1st, 2026, from 8 to 10 pm at the GSB Atrium. MSU hosted a sugar skull paint night to prepare for the Day of the Dead, which typically takes place from October 29th to November 2nd. The event had a fun night of painting...
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On October 2nd from 2 pm to 5 pm, WQRI hosted their College Radio Day event. The organization held a photo opportunity area, had plain records to draw on and customize, and had a Del’s Lemonade truck. It was serving RI’s famous frozen lemonade in watermelon and plain lemon flavors. The event took place on...
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