By: Liam W. Cooney | Staff Writer “It feels like March again…” a somewhat common phrase I’ve been hearing over the past few weeks. “It feels like March again,” my Mom tells me over the phone, expressing her concern over the rising Coronavirus cases around the nation, signaling that the second wave of the virus is indeed here. The UnitedRead More

By: Rebecca Capozzi | Staff Writer and Treasurer If I had to describe this week’s episode of The Bachelorette in one way it would be that there were constant battles. There was a math battle, spelling battle, cooking battle, battles for Tayshia’s time, battles because of  the infamous “you’re not here for the right reasons”, and of course actual, physicalRead More

By: Lindsay Martin | Staff Writer Well, guys, gals, and nonbinary pals, the time has finally come: Taylor Swift can now rerecord her old music. If you haven’t heard, Swift, at the age of 15, signed a record contract with Nashville’s Big Machine Label Group, owned by Scott Borchetta. This contract, according to Rolling Stone, entitled the company to theRead More

By: Emily Mikolay | Staff Writer Christmas at the Newport Mansions has become a tradition for many Rhode Islanders. With the pandemic in full swing, many aspects of our daily lives have changed. The Preservation Society of Newport County is trying its hardest to make sure that this yearly festivity continues to happen in 2020. For the first time ever,Read More

By: Morgan Rizzo | Staff Writer Select panelists discussed racial conflicts in the panel discussion, “When Worlds Collide: Race Relations in an Age of Uncertainty” at Salve Regina University during Multicultural Week for Fall 2020. The Office of Multicultural Programs and Retention organized the event. This week promotes interaction among the student body from diverse backgrounds to learn from oneRead More