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The opportunities in the equine industry are infinite — Tierney Boyd '11, '12 MBA shares her experience and expertise running her own horse-related business.
JWU Magazine: Fall 2020
Inspiring stories from the JWU community.
From SEEM to the Stanley Cup
How Tampa Bay Lightning assistant equipment manager Jason Berger '07 found his route to the NHL.
Spotlight: Criminal Justice
From faculty to facilities, explore the reasons JWU’s criminal justice program stands out.
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JWU has been recognized by U.S. News & World Report, Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education + Money rankings for teaching, value, and student engagement.
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JWU to Offer Cannabis Entrepreneurship Degree

JWU’s new Bachelor of Science degree in Cannabis Entrepreneurship is the first degree program in the Northeast to integrate cannabis science and business entrepreneurship.

JWU Providence Earns 2020 Tree Campus USA® Recognition

JWU Providence is the only college in Rhode Island to be honored by the Arbor Day Foundation for its commitment to effective urban forest management with 2020 Tree Campus USA® recognition.

JWU Announces Baseline Test Results, Phased Restart for In-Person Classes

JWU has announced plans for a phased restart of in-person classes after conducting baseline testing on roughly 2,400 students.

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