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Campus entryway with JWU logo
Arts & Sciences

How Can Gen Z Transform U.S. Politics?

  • Jennifer Brouillard
  • 03 May 2022
Community leader giving a speech
Arts & Sciences

Why JWU’s New Community Justice Minor Is a Major Step Forward

  • Ross Perry
  • 21 January 2022
Panel of four women in media share advice with students
Arts & Sciences

Communication Career Insights from the Pros

  • Lynzi DeLuccia
  • 06 December 2021
MCST students working with production equipment
Arts & Sciences

5 Remarkable Skills Students Learn as Media & Communication Studies Majors

  • Caitlin Isles
  • 01 December 2021
The Washington Center National Security Seminar schedule and syllabus on desk
Arts & Sciences

JWU Maximizes Student Success By Partnering With The Washington Center

  • Jennifer Brouillard
  • 14 June 2021
JWU’s 12th Annual Academic Symposium recently highlighted excellence in academic work. Visual: Stack of research books.
Arts & Sciences

12th Annual Academic Symposium Celebrates Student Research

  • Jennifer Brouillard
  • 04 June 2021
A graphic that reads 48 Hour Film Challenge
Arts & Sciences

JWU Filmmakers Take on the 48-Hour Film Challenge: Here's What They Created

  • Caitlin Isles
  • 06 May 2021
A photo of a sunset at a beach taken by Jack McGuirk '21
Arts & Sciences

MCST Student Shares Top Reasons Why You Should Consider the Program

  • Caitlin Isles
  • 27 April 2021
Still from “American Street Kid,” 2016.
Arts & Sciences

American Street Kid: A Conversation About Life on and After the Streets

  • Jennifer Brouillard
  • 20 April 2021
Pawtucket Detective Susan Cormier recently spoke to JWU’s Collaborative Learning Program (CLP) psychology and criminal justice cohort about what both disciplines have in common.
Arts & Sciences

Pawtucket Detective Connects Criminal Justice and Psychology to Solve Cold Cases

  • Damaris R. Teixeira
  • 07 April 2021
Professor Slutzky during a class recently.
Arts & Sciences

A Passion for Helping Others Inspires Howard Slutzky in Life and at JWU

  • Melinda Law
  • 01 February 2021
Students in a lab
Health & Wellness Arts & Sciences

An Abundance of Academic Pathways

  • Ross Perry
  • 28 January 2021
Students in a lab
Arts & Sciences

The JWU Advantage: Biology

  • Ross Perry
  • 17 December 2020
Two Equine students riding horses
Arts & Sciences

What Can You Do with an Equine Degree? Just Ask a JWU Alum

  • Caitlin Isles
  • 15 December 2020
Stanford-MIT Election Map: 2016 U.S. Voter Turnout by Mail
Arts & Sciences

Deconstructing Election 2020

  • Jennifer Brouillard
  • 10 December 2020
Two students assess data in the Criminal Justice lab.
Arts & Sciences

The JWU Advantage: Criminal Justice

  • Ross Perry
  • 03 November 2020
MIT Election Performance Index: 2016 Voter Turnout by State
Arts & Sciences

Are Credible Elections Still Possible?

  • Jennifer Brouillard
  • 27 October 2020
Unique Pelletier is a recipient of the 2020 National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC) Foundation’s Minority Fellowship Program for Addictions Counselors.
Arts & Sciences

For Fellowship Recipient Unique Pelletier, Counseling Is Deeply Personal

  • Andrea Feldman
  • 16 September 2020
JWU students at work in the media production studio on campus.
Arts & Sciences

Three Reasons Why You Should Be a Media & Communication Studies Major

  • Caitlin Isles
  • 21 July 2020
Academic Symposium
Arts & Sciences

Student Research Selected for 11th Annual Academic Symposium

  • Amanda Cody
  • 22 May 2020
Research
Arts & Sciences

JWU Student Dives Into COVID-19 Research

  • Amanda Cody
  • 13 May 2020
Higginson after winning a match
Arts & Sciences

JWU Gives Tim Higginson a Second Chance

  • Amanda Cody
  • 01 April 2020
Typewriter
Arts & Sciences

Jim Brosnan Brings a Poet’s Spirit to JWU

  • Amanda Cody
  • 24 March 2020
Professor Christopher Westgate, Ph.D., has been working with students to address COVID-19 misinformation issues.
Arts & Sciences Covid-19

JWU Media Comm Students Focus on Research to Keep COVID-19 Misinformation at Bay

  • Damaris R. Teixeira
  • 16 March 2020