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JWU Equine & Animal Science and JWU College of Health & Wellness students recently worked with trained hippotherapy clinicians for a firsthand look at this unique type of therapy, which uses a horse's movements to treat patients with physical, occupational and speech challenges. “There are so many different styles of riding horses, gear and horse anatomy that can be used to target specific goals for clients that I have never even considered before,” says Sofia Mangino ’26, a Health Science student bound for the Occupational Therapy Doctorate program. Read more about the experience in the comments!

“The Career Explorations program offers a genuine taste of college life, giving students real-world insight to help them figure out whether their interests align with their dream jobs, with only four days rather than four years,” says JWU CAT Ambassador Tess Vogler ’27. Read more about what you can expect at Career Explorations at the link in the comments.

Considering a transfer to Johnson & Wales University? Discover what sets JWU apart—from a supportive transfer process to opportunities that make continuing your education seamless. Click the link in the comments to learn five key insights to help guide your journey to a college education.

Finance students Oscar Peña ’29 and Melody Baez ’28 recently attended the Global Asset Management Education Forum (GAME) in New York City — gaining firsthand insight into the world of finance alongside industry leaders. Read more about how this experience is shaping their future and elevating student investment at JWU in the comments.

“Growing up, my mom always told me that whatever I decided to do — whether I became a janitor or a doctor — I should do it with passion,” says Arianna Llerandi Sanabria ’28. Llerandi has found her passion in JWU's Three-Year Design program, and is already using what she's learned to expand her online business. Read more about her story in the comments!

Behind every decorated graduation cap is a story. From faith and family to culture, creativity and personal milestones, JWU’s Class of 2026 turned their caps into powerful reflections of the journeys that brought them to Commencement Day. Read their inspiring stories in the comments below.

At JWU’s annual REVEAL Senior Showcase, graduates take the spotlight — transforming their portfolios into powerful stories of creativity, growth and vision. From concept to final ex*****on, these emerging designers and digital marketers showcase the work that defines the next step of their careers. Check out the sights and sounds from this year's REVEAL in the comments.

“Once I decided I wanted to become an OT, it made sense to transfer to a school that offers the graduate program I would need," shares Health Science major Riley Filiatreault '28. "JWU has a good OTD program, and I felt they would ensure I had the foundation to apply not only to the OTD program, but to other programs if needed." Click the link in comments to learn more about how she's getting hands-on experience toward her goal of working with children as an occupational therapist.

When Nimra Farooqui discovered JWU’s Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) in culinary arts education, she saw it as a way to grow — not just as a chef, but as a person. Click the link in the comments to follow the twists and turns of her teaching journey — and her evolution from a shy newcomer into a culinary leader.