By: Emma Liarikos | Co-Editor-in-Chief If you go to Salve, chances are you know and love Ruggles, the campus comfort dog. Back in 2021, Salve Regina became the first college or University in Rhode Island to have a comfort dog on campus. Since then, Ruggles has been a constant source of hope and comfort for students. Ruggles brought more thanRead More

By: Caitlyn Bailey | Editor-in-Chief Salve Regina’s Compass Summer returns for its third year to offer current sophomore and junior students the opportunity to learn outside of their major. The program offers 11 different options that are project-based learning experiences designed to build important skillsets in a collaborative setting. Each option is short-term, ranging from one to two fully fundedRead More

By: Alix Rosseau | Staff Writer London, United Kingdom – As giddy journalists and immigrants pile into an intimate screening room in a secluded annex of central London, many have come to watch Hollywoodgate—a documentary by Ibrahim Nash’at that follows Taliban officials and their quest to rebuild their country in a post-American occupation world. The film does not shy awayRead More

By: Liam W. Cooney | Public Relations Coordinator This Friday, Dec. 6 and Saturday, Dec. 7, Salve Regina’s Department of History will hold the 41st annual senior thesis presentations. Showcasing the nearly year-long work of senior history majors, this year’s topics are sure to intrigue any audience member. The event is open to the public and all are welcome toRead More

By: Abiana Cruz | Treasurer It’s no secret that Marvel has fallen off significantly in recent years. After phase three of the franchise, which included blockbusters like Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: End Game, the studio has struggled to generate as much excitement and revenue for their projects. The Infinity Saga defined the superhero genre, but it seems the MCURead More