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"Roberts helped me connect my faith to my future. I didn’t just learn how to do a job. I learned how to live with purpose."

47% of Redhawks receive a job offer before graduation. 1 in 5 students graduate debt-free!

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Announcements

Remembering September 11: 25 Years Later

Today, Roberts Wesleyan University joins communities across the nation in remembering the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and honoring those who responded with courage and service. As a Christ-centered community, we pause to remember and pray: “God is our refuge and strength.” — Psalm 46:1 Among those who answered the call to serve was Roberts alumnus Khamkay “Kai” Chitaphong ’97, ’02, who joined The Salvation Army’s Emergency Disaster Response efforts and served near Ground Zero, supporting first responders and families affected by the tragedy.

Twenty-five years later, Kai continues to reflect on that experience through prayer and gratitude. His story reminds us of the faith, compassion, and willingness to serve others that remain at the heart of the Roberts community. May we carry the memory of September 11 forward not only in our words, but in the way we live—with faith, compassion, courage, and a willingness to serve others. We remember. We pray. We will never forget.

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Presidential Inauguration

Join us for the Presidential Inauguration of our 14th president, Dr. Nicholas J. Willis!

Event Details:

Date: Friday, September 25, 2026
Time: 11:00am
Location: Pearce Church, 4322 Buffalo Road, North Chili, NY 14514

RSVP HERE

Throwing out the first Pitch!

On August 25th, around 150 Roberts Wesleyan University alumni and family members gathered at ESL Ballpark for a night of community as they watched the Rochester Red Wings.

The evening began with a performance of the National Anthem by a group of Roberts students, followed by President Nicholas J. Willis throwing out the ceremonial first pitch, sending it straight over home plate!

Thank you to everyone who joined this special celebration of the Roberts community as we welcomed President Willis to Rochester! It made for a memorable evening!

100 Years of Tradition: Class of 2030 Walks Through the Roberts Arch

We marked a historic moment at Roberts Wesleyan University as our newest students became the 100th incoming class to walk through the Roberts Arch. Originally a gift from the Class of 1926, the Arch has long symbolized the Roberts journey: students walk through it as they begin their faith-filled education and again at Commencement as they prepare to go into the world to work, lead, and serve. Our newest Redhawks are adding their own chapter to that tradition as they begin their Roberts story. Welcome to Roberts, Class of 2030. It's time to Learn to Live!

Announcements

Remembering September 11: 25 Years Later

Today, Roberts Wesleyan University joins communities across the nation in remembering the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and honoring those who responded with courage and service. As a Christ-centered community, we pause to remember and pray: “God is our refuge and strength.” — Psalm 46:1 Among those who answered the call to serve was Roberts alumnus Khamkay “Kai” Chitaphong ’97, ’02, who joined The Salvation Army’s Emergency Disaster Response efforts and served near Ground Zero, supporting first responders and families affected by the tragedy.

Twenty-five years later, Kai continues to reflect on that experience through prayer and gratitude. His story reminds us of the faith, compassion, and willingness to serve others that remain at the heart of the Roberts community. May we carry the memory of September 11 forward not only in our words, but in the way we live—with faith, compassion, courage, and a willingness to serve others. We remember. We pray. We will never forget.

View The Whole Story

Presidential Inauguration

Join us for the Presidential Inauguration of our 14th president, Dr. Nicholas J. Willis!

Event Details:

Date: Friday, September 25, 2026
Time: 11:00am
Location: Pearce Church, 4322 Buffalo Road, North Chili, NY 14514

RSVP HERE

Throwing out the first Pitch!

On August 25th, around 150 Roberts Wesleyan University alumni and family members gathered at ESL Ballpark for a night of community as they watched the Rochester Red Wings.

The evening began with a performance of the National Anthem by a group of Roberts students, followed by President Nicholas J. Willis throwing out the ceremonial first pitch, sending it straight over home plate!

Thank you to everyone who joined this special celebration of the Roberts community as we welcomed President Willis to Rochester! It made for a memorable evening!

100 Years of Tradition: Class of 2030 Walks Through the Roberts Arch

We marked a historic moment at Roberts Wesleyan University as our newest students became the 100th incoming class to walk through the Roberts Arch. Originally a gift from the Class of 1926, the Arch has long symbolized the Roberts journey: students walk through it as they begin their faith-filled education and again at Commencement as they prepare to go into the world to work, lead, and serve. Our newest Redhawks are adding their own chapter to that tradition as they begin their Roberts story. Welcome to Roberts, Class of 2030. It's time to Learn to Live!