By Byrn Stiles | Staff Writer I see you. Even though you are sure no one does right now, I see you. I know you are feeling lonely and overwhelmed while walking alone around campus, lying in your vacant dorm room, and sitting in your new classes surrounded by strangers who seem to have close friends magically already. I knowRead More

By: Bryn Stiles | Staff Writer With the newfound chill in the air, leaves on the ground, and pumpkin drinks in hand, it is safe to say that spooky season is quickly approaching us here in New England. With this shift in season, you should take advantage of the opportunity to visit the famed home of the late 16th-century SalemRead More

By: Liam W. Cooney | Staff Writer Happening this month is the annual “Seahawks Take Flight campaign,” an annual fundraiser to boost Salve Regina Athletics and Seahawk student athletes. The campaign is currently running through Sunday October 29th, with just under $39,000 raised thus far (as of 10/12). Fall athletes are in the height of their seasons, winter athletes areRead More

By: Sarah Wolfenden | Staff Writer Dedication night on Dancing With the Stars is a crowd favorite and a guaranteed tear jerker. It’s a staple in the lineup every season as the stars take a night to dedicate a dance, and a week to someone or something special, supportive, or guiding in their journey. This week we saw dedications toRead More

By: Sarah Wolfenden and Ivy Socha | Staff Writers Annually, Salem, Massachusetts averages about 1.8 million visitors. A large majority of those visitors are doing the famed “Spooky Season,” or the period of the year immediately surrounding Halloween. Much of this popularity is due to the 1692 Salem Witch trials, and the novelty surrounding it. However, if you’re looking toRead More

By: Maddison Wilson | Staff Writer Everyone deserves to feel safe on their college campus, regardless of who they are. When a student needs help on their campus, their university should act with empathy and diligence to provide the necessary resources to make that student feel safe and pursue justice. Following recent criticism of Cornell University’s handling of Jane Doe’sRead More

By: Brooklynne Costa | Staff Writer Many college students tend to enjoy thrifting due to its affordability. We obtain new clothing from the closets of other individuals, not only helping ourselves but also reducing the amount of material waste in the world. Is thrifting a fun hobby? Yes. Does thrifting do good for the community and the ecosystem? Also yes!Read More

By: Brooklynne Costa | Staff Writer Whether you are a newcomer or a returning student, October in Newport might be incredibly different from October in your hometown. Whether it be the lack of Halloween decor throughout the town or the focus on Halloween being more of an aesthetic, there is a lot to get used to. Even so, there areRead More