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Bristol, Rhode Island · BristolIn recent news of student enrichment, the Office of Student Life has announced the potential installation of a skatepark. Located on the north side of campus, the skatepark is in its final stages of approval before determining an official build date. During this process a skatepark committee was formed and we had the pleasure of talking with one of the skatepark committee designers and a fellow skater boi. Colin Martz, an RWU student and the Sk…See the Story
Concrete Contention: RWU’s Newest Addition
Bristol, Rhode Island · BristolStudent Body President, Student Senate, and Inter Class Council elections have come to a close and congratulations to the following: Student Body President: Zoey Cormican – Student Body President, Class of 2025 Cormican is the first woman to be re-elected as Student Body President in Student Senate history. Going into her senior year, Cormican said, “I cannot imagine any better way to spend my last year at Roger Williams University, and I am …See the Story
Student Body President, Student Senate & ICC election results
Bristol, Rhode Island · BristolThe Roger Williams men’s lacrosse team squared off against Wentworth on Wednesday, defeating them 9-7 at home, in a game that was impacted by windy and rainy elements. The Hawks were led by Matt Hemmert with 3 goals and an assist and Matt Halpin with 2 goals and an assist. The game started off looking like it was going to be a high-scoring game with Hawks getting a quick goal by Ryan Vendetti with 10:24 left in the first. Wentworth would quickly…See the Story
Men’s Lacrosse Secures 8th Straight Win vs. Wentworth
Tennis · BristolWith a sunny but windy Spring day on Sunday, April 7, RWU men’s and women’s tennis hosted Colby Sawyer for a non-conference match of three doubles games and six singles games. The first doubles match set the tone for the rest of the day. Sophomore Camden Poitras and junior Konnor Collins were the first to face the Chargers. “Just right off the bat we’ve been a really strong doubles team, we just have that chemistry on the court and we’re good …See the Story
Men’s Tennis blows away Colby-Sawyer in non-conference match
Baseball · BristolThe Roger Williams Hawks dominated the field in an impressive win against the Curry College Colonels on April 2. The Hawks victory wasn’t solely based on the final score, but rather, their victory was outlined by a strategic approach and pursuit of excellence on the field. From the outset, the Hawks focus was clear. “Our primary focus remains firmly on our next opponent and the process, not the results,” Head coach Kevin Kelley emphasized, sett…See the Story
Hawks Baseball vs. Curry College Colonels
Tennis · BristolThe Roger Williams University women’s tennis team defeated the Colby-Sawyer Chargers 6-3 on Sunday afternoon in the chilly wind to round out their 2023–24 campaign. Sophomore Izzy Pecora and freshman Ella Mancini, paired at No. 3 doubles, won 8-2. Meanwhile, junior Gianna Ferraro and graduate student Alessia Cahoon won 8-3 at No. 1 doubles. Olivia Santoro and Kate Hardy won 8–5 at No. 2 pairs to complete the doubles sweep. Mancini won 6-1, 6-0 t…See the Story
Doubles sweep for Women’s Tennis in their final match
TikTok · BristolUnless you’ve been living under a rock (or stuck for hours on end in an arch studio), you know that Tik Tok is on the brink of banishment. The stipulations and loopholes that are present could essentially mean that, if the Chinese company that owns the social media app sold it to an American company, politicians in DC would be satisfied enough to keep the app open to Americans. But I’m not here to talk about the politics side… I’d just embarrass…See the Story
