After Stephanie Savage graduates in two years, she plans leave her hometown of Sagamore Beach, Mass. to travel all over the world. After classes are done for the week, Stephanie can be found living it up with her friends on the weekends. If she were dubbed DJ of the party, everyone should get ready to break it down to some techno beats.

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 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

Despite the weather forecast, over 300 people participated in the 5K Newport Mansion Run in Newport, R.I., on Saturday, Sept. 27.

The event was one of many during Fall Festival weekend. The run started and ended on Webster Street next to Rodgers Recreation Center at Salve Regina University.