By Marrissa Ballard | Co-Editor-in-Chief Photo by Malysa Kettavong | Contributor This weekend, Stagefright Theatre Company presented their first ever musical with “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.” The show tells the story of six spellers with distinct personalities who compete for the title of champion all while navigating life’s problems, from puberty to making friends. Before the lightsRead More

By Stephanie Menders | Managing Editor Every year, the Office of Multicultural Programs and Retention holds a weeklong event that not only celebrates diversity, but also strives to educate the university community. Salve’s fourth annual Multicultural Education Week is scheduled for February 25 to March 5, with a focus on the critical concerns of mercy: earth, immigration, women, racism, andRead More

Whether you’re an incoming freshman planning on commuting to Salve from home or an upperclassman considering living off campus for the first time next year, these tips and tricks will help you experience college life to the fullest.

By Marrissa Ballard | Co-Editor-in-Chief When the first John Wick hit theaters in 2014, I was mostly excited to see Keanu Reeves back in action with amazing stunts and perfectly choreographed fight sequences. After that first film, I anxiously awaited Wick’s next chapter, which promised to take the action even further. One of the things that I looked forward toRead More

By Henry Nickerson | Associate Editor On a snowy Friday February 10, students, faculty members, and community leaders filed into DiStefano Lecture Hall for the “No Ban No Wall” protest. After growing frustration with President Trump’s executive order banning travelers from seven Muslim-majority countries, as well as his promise to build a wall separating Mexico and America, senior Marrissa Ballard andRead More