By: Shunsuke Higuchi | Staff Writer Learning another language broadens your perspective on the world and allows you to talk to new people while finding unique cultures. Among a seemingly endless number of languages, English has been the most dominant and convenient language in the world, and many people are learning English every day worldwide. Some people who learned EnglishRead More

By: Morgan Rizzo | Staff Writer After motioning to her living room behind her in her home in Providence, Rhode Island, Abigail Sherwood reveals she should be living in a college dorm room at American University in Washington D.C. Due to the uncertainty of the coronavirus, the university decided to turn tofully remote learning within weeks of returning. With theRead More

By: Valarie Varrasso | Staff Writer I have always had questions about the safety and security at Salve. Going to different college campuses and noticing how different their security was from our campus, I wanted to find out more information on the security here at Salve. I got a chance to interview the Director of Safety and Security, Michael Caruolo,Read More

By: Aurora Dziadul | Staff Writer We all know the feeling of panic that seems to seize you at the end of the semester, as your mind runs through the hundred and one things you have left to do before break begins. Maybe you have five semester-long papers that you haven’t even started writing, or finals in classes you haven’tRead More

It’s officially fall in New England, which means relatively nothing because the weather will continue to reflect all four seasons in the span of one week. (That’s New England for you.) But I digress, you should take advantage of ~spooky season~ and do all the classic fall activities you can! To help with that, we’ve put together a list ofRead More