By: Aurora Dziadul | Staffwriter It’s a rainy Monday morning and you’re stuck in traffic trying to make your way back over the bridge after spending the weekend away. A three-car pileup is blocking one side of the road and traffic barely moves as the two lanes try to merge into one to make it past the accident and ontoRead More

By: Jacob Belham | Contributing Writer Show me a man who claims his family to be perfect, and I’ll show you a liar. A production that can encapsulate some small aspect of human truth commands the respect of its audience, and Neil Simon’s Brighton Beach Memoirs does just that. Directed by Patricia Hawkridge, the Salve Regina Department of Theatre hasRead More

Audio and Video by Christina MacArthur Dr. Hoffman (and of course Sasha) are always inviting their four-legged friends to come to Salve where students take a break from the stresses of classwork for arguably one of the most calming things one can do: pet dogs! Not one student questions why, but as therapy dogs are becoming more and more popularRead More

By: Aurora Dziadul/Staff Writer Picture yourself having just received a bad grade on an important test you took last week. You’re probably disappointed, sad, and maybe even a little bit angry. The next week, you find yourself feeling the same way after your roommate is finished yelling at you for not picking up your room like they wanted you to.Read More

By: Madison Schettler/Staff Writer As October draws to a close, the temperature rapidly drops and the leaves begin to change colors; it’s safe to say that Fall is in full swing. While we may be mourning the loss of the warm days and long nights of summer, there’s a lot to love about fall in New England! The scenery, theRead More