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'Law Isn't a Foreign Language Anymore'
One of Southern New England's top investigative reporters explains why pursuing a Master of Studies in Law at RWU Law makes sense.
Yelnosky Patio Dedicated
In a quiet ceremony on November 4, RWU Law recognized Professor Michael J. Yelnosky – a founding faculty member of this institution and its Dean from 2014 to 2020 – by dedicating the law school’s
Bright Anniversaries In Uncertain Times
3L Louisa Fredey and law librarian Nicole Dyszlewski note that 2020 marks the centennial of two milestones – nationally, women gained the right to vote; and in Rhode Island, the right to practice law. But how have these events changed our world – and what comes next?
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