The Hawks' Herald

We are so excited to officially announce the launch of our new website! It has the same domain but a completely new look. Check it out below and stay updated with all of the latest news on campus. 🗞 rwuhawksherald.com

We at The Hawks' Herald are saddened to hear about the death of RWU Film Professor George Marshall who left an impactful legacy on the film industry in Rhode Island. rwuhawksherald.com/8147/news/rwu-…

BREAKING- Dr. Fauci unable to be in-person for Commencement. Fauci must attend a memorial service for a family member, which prevents him from traveling to Rhode Island that day. Fauci will still be delivering the Commencement address virtually.

BREAKING —— masking will be required in all classrooms and labs starting Thursday, May 5 until the end of the semester.

The latest issue is out now at newsstands across campus!

Read the newest issue of The Hawks' Herald here! The Hawks' Herald | April 7, 2022 issuu.com/hawksherald/do… via @issuu

We are saddened by the passing of Dr. Sawoski. The campus community will miss him dearly. Mark Sawoski’s legacy rwuhawksherald.com/?p=7771

Our first issue of the semester is out! Read it below. issuu.com/hawksherald/do…

From Connecticut to Maine, @myrwu @RWUJour news reporters & anchors bring you the latest on #BombCyclone @thehawksherald @RWU_SPJ

BREAKING— The spring semester will start with virtual classes the week of Jan. 24-28, but students will be on campus. Students will be required to provide proof of a negative test result before returning to campus and receive a rapid test during check-in

BREAKING — COVID booster shots will be required for students, faculty and staff for the spring semester and documentation of it must be submitted by March 1 for students.

BREAKING — in-person dining will resume tomorrow morning for breakfast. Dining will have breakfast for dinner tomorrow night instead of IRHA’s Late Night Breakfast event. Students may use a meal swipe or pay at the door. Remember to continue testing.

For my internship with Communities of Hope I was able to interview Kate Wells, the curator of The Rhode Island Collections to learn so much about the collection! Read it here. rwuhawksherald.com/7529/news/prov…

Communities of Hope intern Kepa Loyola took a deep dive into the Truth and Reconciliation process in Providence that began last summer by Mayor Jorge Elorza. Read the story here. Providence community hopes Truth and Reconciliation process yields change rwuhawksherald.com/?p=7389

The storm yesterday knocked out the power in our office, but that couldn't stop us. After a move to GHH we present this year's Haunted Herald! Read it at the link below or pick up a copy at newsstands across campus. issuu.com/hawksherald/do…

Enter into the contest for a chance to win 20 Hawk Dollars, Showcase Cinema vouchers and have your story published in The Hawks’ Herald!

Read here about the Genesis: Multicultural Showcase happening Saturday, Oct. 16 hosted by Barbershop, HALSA, MSU and Women of Color Club. Genesis: Multicultural Showcase rwuhawksherald.com/?p=7171

BREAKING: Students living in Bayside, Cedar, NCRH, Stonewall and Willow will be allowed one guest per day for the next weekends.

RWU will work towards implementing new initiatives this year. Read here about the new Strategic Action Plan released today rwuhawksherald.com/?p=7002 Photo courtesy of rwu.edu

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BREAKING: The university just announced some updates regarding masking. Masks will still be required when indoors, except in residence halls and the fitness center for those who are fully vaccinated.