By: Stephanie Savage Posted In: Entertainment While studying abroad is an incredible experience, it can also be a difficult transition for some students who may have a tendency to get homesick. For many study abroad students it is often their first time living on their own in an apartment, while for others it may be their first time traveling outsideRead More

Students lined up outside of Rodgers, waiting to see the Celtics in action at Saturday’s Green and White scrimmage.

Doc Rivers, head Celtics’ coach, welcomed 400 cheering students, faculty, and friends to the annual pre-season inter squad scrimmage which served as a ‘thank you’ to the Salve Regina community.

By: Christina Borger Posted In: Meet the Staff With a scalding hot coffee in one hand and Hello Kitty paraphernalia in the other Stephanie Turaj walks to class listening to some Bon Jovi “Living on a Prayer” on her i-Pod. Though she’s only a freshman, Stephanie is already thinking well into the future. She aspires to write for a newspaperRead More

By: Christina Borger Posted In: Meet the Staff Photo credit: Christina BorgerChristina Borger, Editor in Chief Christina Borger of Wallingford, Conn. starts every day singing “Part of Your World” from “The Little Mermaid” in the shower. Her life is frequently interrupted by Murphy’s Law, “anything that can go wrong, will,” but that doesn’t keep her from dreaming big. When ChristinaRead More

By: Christina Borger Posted In: Meet the Staff Photo credit: Christina BorgerAngelina Berube, Editor in Chief Angelina Berube from Lowell, Mass., hopes to write for a newspaper or a magazine like Rolling Stone or Alternative Press after she graduates in 2010. While most peoples’ heads, hearts and hips move in sync with thoughts about the day, Angelina’s move in rhythmRead More