Senior inspired to participate in marathon after Boston bombing Kate Mitchell, Herald Reporter Perhaps the most popular road race in the history of the United States, the Boston Marathon stands as the world’s oldest and most distinguished annual marathon. Traditionally held on Patriot’s Day each April, this 26.2-mile race is a major attraction for professional athletes, their families, and bystanders who [...]
Let’s face it: the “other woman” is an iconic position. The other woman is the Monica Lewinsky to Bill Clinton, the Marilyn Monroe to John F. Kennedy. She’s sleek, sensual, seductive, and sometimes skinnier than us. What a bitch. We would love to hate her, but she intrigues us. If we haven’t already tried, we often wonder what it would be [...]
Christie Mercuri, Herald Contributor As a college student, it can be easy to get caught up by the daily routine of classes, clubs, sports, and more. Oftentimes, we are distracted by the monotony of to-do lists and begin to question the purpose of challenging schoolwork, as well as what importance it will have in the future. Roger Williams University offers [...]
Founder and CEO discusses the development of Campus Teez, LLC Ashley Williams, Features Manager Students wear them at weekend parties on campus and in broad daylight at Upper Commons. T-shirts and hoodies that vary with clever sayings ranging from “Rager Williams,” to graphics consisting of beer pong, are a few examples. Campus Teez, the brainchild of a Roger Williams University [...]
Among studying for sociology, preparing for pre-calc, and cramming for chemistry, there is a plethora of lessons you will learn throughout college, most of which do not require a number-two pencil and flashcards. Here are just a few. 1. Getting dressed in the morning is a joke I came to college with the firm belief that I would wear [...]
Marine biologists are anchored to their opinion on new Sailing Center Kate Mitchell, Herald Reporter It is no surprise that Roger Williams University is praised as one of New England’s most beautiful college campuses. Thanks to its gorgeous location on Mount Hope Bay, the university is well-known for providing its students with numerous opportunities to engage in waterfront activities. However, there is one [...]
RJ Scofield, News Editor Approximately 31 Roger Williams University students have been arrested or cited by Bristol Police for off-campus incidents since Feb. 9. This is a noticeably high amount for a period of two weeks, with charges mainly concerning underage drinking. “This is substantially higher than what we normally see during the course of a two to three week period,” [...]
Chelsea Boulrisse, Herald Contributor The Peer Pals organization on campus started an initiative to cease the use of the word “retarded” in a derogatory way. This “R-Word Elimination” Campaign that the Peer Pals are holding is meant to raise awareness of the word’s meaning and the negative connotations its usage often suggests. “It’s our mission to get it out there that [...]
Nicole Roberts, MSU Correspondant Recently, there has been a rise in the appearance of black actors and actresses in powerful roles in film and television. It is very inspiring to see the rise in black actors like Kerry Washington and Idris Elba taking such empowering roles in movies and television shows. Elba, who has had roles in movies such as “Thor,” [...]
Campus crime stats meet federal requirements - Amanda Newman, Editor-in-Chief Surrounded on most sides by the glittering bay, overlooked by the sentinel Mount Hope bridge, Roger Williams University is the definition of safe. For most students, the 143-acre campus quickly becomes a second home. As they settle into the environment that will house them for the next four years, students begin [...]
Andrew Grassey, Sports Editor From the beginning of the season, there was a change in attitude throughout the entire men’s and women’s track and field team. With Sean Livingston returning the head coach position and two new assistant coaches on board, the team has had a strong structure throughout their months together. The hard work and new attitude paid off this [...]
Christie Mercuri, Herald Contributor When students are asked about college during their high school years, they are expected to be serious. Where do you want to go? What are you going to study? How will that affect your career? These are common questions that students are asked and are pressured to answer. The average fifth grader, however, is not expected to [...]
Dear RWU, This is always a bittersweet time of year for me. I am so proud of the graduating seniors, most of whom I have seen grow, mature, and learn so much over the last four years. I will miss you all so much. To those returning to campus next fall, please don’t forget to stop by and say hello [...]
The Hawks’ Herald: What’s your favorite book or book genre? Cheryl Cavalconte: I don’t have one favorite book, but my favorite genre would either be poetry or theology. THH: Do you have a favorite genre of music? CC: Yes, that would either be Motown or opera. I love the opera and the theater. THH: What was the last concert you [...]
