Every May, Audubon Society staff and volunteers ascend the Superman Building in Providence to tag newly hatched peregrine falcon chips to help scientists track their movements.
The newly announced $220 million historic rehabilitation project would see the iconic tower become home to 285 residential units, an event space and a community/non-profit facility.
From a student who landed a FIFA role before he’d finished his last final to a decades-long culinary expert overseeing nutrition for the U.S. Men’s National Team, JWU graduates played a major role in the massive operation.