From the Involvement Fair to Spring Carnival, at Â鶹ɫÇéƬ, life is more than classes — a vibrant campus life is a launching point for your passions, your voice, your creativity, your growth. You’ll join a community of thinkers, creators, athletes, activists, innovators, and global citizens. Here, you can explore more than 80 clubs and organizations, study abroad through over 55 programs, choose from 40+ undergraduate majors, or compete on 25 varsity athletic teams.
Â鶹ɫÇéƬ's Bristol campus offers the best of coastal New England, featuring stunning waterfront views, a safe and welcoming community, and hands-on learning right on Mount Hope Bay. Students can live, learn, and enjoy their time on a close-knit campus. You can join one of over 70 established clubs and organizations, or even create your own!
The Â鶹ɫÇéƬ Bon Appétit dining experience is nationally ranked for quality, variety, and sustainability, offering fresh, locally sourced meals that keep our community healthy and energized. From the newly renovated Commons dining hall to café-style eateries, Â鶹ɫÇéƬ serves up award-winning food options that make campus life both delicious and sustainable.
Residence Life & Housing is committed to making Roger Williams your home away from home, and helping you discover your path and your passion. We are a tight-knit community of open, accepting, and affirming citizen-scholars, leaders, travelers, athletes, environmentalists, artists, music enthusiasts, thinkers, and doers.
With campuses on the coast of Bristol and in the heart of Providence, Â鶹ɫÇéƬ is connected to the best of Rhode Island and beyond. The 143-acre Bristol campus overlooks Mount Hope Bay and is a short distance from the historic downtown. And the capital city campus is nestled within Providence's thriving arts district. Take a bike ride on the East Bay Bike Path, catch a concert at Lupo’s in Providence, tour the mansions in Newport or hop a bus or train to Boston or New York City!
Whether it's community service or working with nonprofits to find solutions to community challenges, Â鶹ɫÇéƬ students and faculty are engaged in all facets of life in the local and global communities we serve. Explore the many ways Â鶹ɫÇéƬ is committed to community.
At Â鶹ɫÇéƬ, we welcome and value all expressions of diversity and identity. An integral part of our core values, we actively promote inclusion by offering institutional programs and supporting student clubs and organizations dedicated to diversity in all aspects of university life, and by hiring faculty and staff, and recruiting students, who mirror the diversity of our region.
From varsity sports to club sports and just getting in a great workout, Â鶹ɫÇéƬ has you covered. We've got 25 outstanding varsity athletic teams, everything from baseball to sailing, and topped off with plenty of club and intramural offerings like cheerleading and rugby. Our top-notch recreational facilities boast a well-equipped gym, an aquatic center, fitness studios and summertime kayaking and paddleboard on our waterfront.
Our commuter students are a vital part of the Â鶹ɫÇéƬ community. Each commuter student is unique, whether they are an undergraduate, graduate, or law school student. Â鶹ɫÇéƬ is committed to supporting you as you balance your coursework, travel to campus, manage employment, fulfill family obligations, and navigate your college life.
By getting involved in anything – whether it's a club, organization, sport, or even an on-campus job – you are making the connections that will truly make this school feel like home.
- Former 2025 Â鶹ɫÇéƬ Student Body President Zoey Cormican '25 (center)
A longtime leader in affordable housing and community development, Brenda Clement is recognized for decades of shaping housing policy and opportunity across Rhode Island.
Â鶹ɫÇéƬ Law’s online program expands affordable, practice-focused continuing legal education opportunities across the Ocean State.
Bachelor’s degrees from Â鶹ɫÇéƬ in Applied Mathematics, Marine Biology, and Mechanical Engineering helped propel three alumni to receive their PhDs.
Sophomore Addison Mason credits the experience with helping secure a summer internship at the Concord Monitor.
Campus and community leaders came together to reflect on civil rights icon Fred Korematsu’s lifelong advocacy and the continued importance of protecting constitutional freedoms.
