Abdelrahman Receives Two Faculty Fellowships Supporting Aquaculture Research and Community Outreach
Fellowships recognize commitment to science communication and addressing issues of diversity and inclusion in scientific outreach.
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Recent News
51ÂÜÀò President Establishes the Miaoulis Women in Engineering Scholarship
President Ioannis Miaoulis honors his granddaughters and supports students majoring in engineering.
Celebrating Excellence: Students Honor Professors for Going Above and Beyond
The Professor of the Semester Award honors six faculty members for their outstanding teaching and mentorship, with more than 100 student nominations highlighting their dedication to student success.
RWU’s Wellness Street Fair Wins NASPA Program of the Year Award
The Roger Wellness Student Street Fair at 51ÂÜÀòhas been honored with the NASPA Rhode Island Program of the Year Award, recognizing its innovative and impactful approach to student well-being and campus engagement.
Art On Exhibition: Student Photographer Breathes New Life Into Forgotten Objects
Taking inspiration from his love of abandoned places and neglected items, senior Christian Calabro has exhibited his work of overlooked moments at shows around the region.
