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Solitude: Finding Peace in Adjustment

Solitude: Finding Peace in Adjustment

Lifestyle November 16, 2023 at 11:00 am Comments are Disabled

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

48 Hours in Salem

48 Hours in Salem

Check It Out, Off Campus, Travel October 23, 2023 at 11:00 am Comments are Disabled

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

Seahawks Take Flight 2023

Seahawks Take Flight 2023

Sports October 12, 2023 at 1:00 pm Comments are Disabled

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

A First Month Check-In on Salve's Newest Students

A First Month Check-In on Salve’s Newest Students

Campus October 5, 2025 at 5:11 pm Comments are Disabled

By: Alani E. Gebon | Staff Writer Hey Seahawks! We made it through September; one month down of the next 4 years of our lives! Given the occasion, I decided to seek out some of my fellow freshmen and ask them some questions about their experience so far. Below are the questions I asked: 1. What’s your major and doRead More

Bill Maher: The Centrist Voice America Needs

Bill Maher: The Centrist Voice America Needs

Op-Ed May 7, 2025 at 11:00 am Comments are Disabled

By: Liam W. Cooney | Public Relations Coordinator If you turn on Fox News tonight, you are likely to find a host of political anchors raving about President Donald Trump. They seem to see him as immeasurably perfect, politically invincible—as if he could walk on water in front of you. Switch over to CNN or MSNBC. There, you’ll likely findRead More

Salve Honors Nature With Another Successful Earth Week

Salve Honors Nature With Another Successful Earth Week

Campus, Environment May 7, 2025 at 10:00 am Comments are Disabled

By: Megan Dick | Staff Writer Earth Week was celebrated on Salve’s campus from April 22nd to April 28th, with events hosted by multiple organizations. One of the first events was a tree planting and award ceremony on April 22nd – Earth Day! The tree planted was a Japanese Stewartia, representing resilience and serenity. The event included speeches and blessingsRead More

Salve Reaches New Shores with the Pre-Connections Day Dinner

Salve Reaches New Shores with the Pre-Connections Day Dinner

Campus April 14, 2025 at 1:00 pm Comments are Disabled

By: Eleni Dimitrakos | Staff Writer On April 5th, Salve hosted its annual Connections Day, an event for accepted, committed and prospective students. These students spend the day exploring campus as they are narrowing down their college choices. Not only is Connections Day an opportunity to meet fellow potential students, but it’s a chance to learn more about all thatRead More

Salve’s Film Club: A Second Act

Salve’s Film Club: A Second Act

Activities, Arts and Entertainment, Campus, Check It Out March 24, 2025 at 11:00 am Comments are Disabled

By: Liam Cooney | Public Relations Coordinator For an institution of only 2,500 undergraduate students, Salve Regina’s campus is known for its many clubs and student-run organizations. Clubs such as Pitches With Attitude, the 545 club, Stagefright, Black Student Union, the Willow Literary Magazine, and countless others better the extracurricular opportunities for Salve students. Oh, and who could forget aboutRead More