By Kaitlyn Boisvert – The Salve Regina University Chapel welcomed a rather unique visitor on the Saturday evening of Oct. 15. With a welcoming smile, a friendly optimistic attitude, and a wooden guitar strapped to his shoulder, Jesse Manibusan sat in the chapel’s center, and performed a faithful, light-hearted concert for all of the gathered attendees. From 6 to 8Read More

By Erica Shay – Invisible Children is a social, political, and global movement which uses the power of story to change lives. They work to empower and inspire the youth to bring about this change. According to their mission, they use “film, creativity and social action to end the use of child soldiers in Joseph Kony’s rebel war and restoreRead More

By Emily Ferro – Typically, as soon as a student enters high school, parents, teachers and adults generally begin to preach the old adage, “Enjoy it while it lasts; time will fly by.” Hearing this phrase is like a rite of passage: a student is not legally or universally allowed to turn 16 without someone advising them that the funRead More

By Jarad Sassone-McHugh – The skies were ripe with water vapor all day Wednesday, Oct. 19. In a relentless downpour, the sky soaked Rhode Island that night, but any amount of rain could not have been nearly enough to keep Badfish, the well known Sublime cover band, from brewing their own storm of jams. The University of Rhode Island successfullyRead More

By Brooke Biolo – When kissing someone is in plans, do you “ask first or go for it?” This is what Mike Domitrz asked of Salve students on Wednesday, Oct. 5.  Following the anticipated response of, “just go for it,” Domitrz began his interactive lecture to illustrate to students that asking permission could be the best thing to do. DomitrzRead More