Local students to walk in Roger Williams’ footsteps

RWU freshmen travel to England to learn what shaped their school’s namesake

By Patrick Luce

Posted 3/8/17

Instead of walking on the beach in some tropical locale this spring break, a group of local college students will head to the decidedly cooler climate of England to walk in the footsteps of Roger …

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Local students to walk in Roger Williams’ footsteps

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