By Claire Latsko & Hannah Lussier | Staff Writers Last Thursday evening, a group of around fifty concerned students and faculty members met in Salve’s little Bazarsky lecture hall to attend a panel discussion and information session on sexual assault. The event was hosted and arranged by the emerging activist group, the Sisterhood, shortly following their email blast that shookRead More

Anonymous asked: What are some ways to stay positive when I’m overwhelmed with school and work? The end of spring semester can be the most exciting but overwhelming time of the year for college students. As the skies get sunnier and the air gets warmer, summer beach days feel like they are just around the corner— but we still haveRead More

By Claire Latsko & Kitty Williams | Staff Writers Salve Regina University’s Student Government Association (SGA) is a student-run organization that acts as a liaison between the student body and the university’s administration. This past week, Salve’s campus was plastered with posters and students’ Facebook feeds were spammed with promotion posts for the upcoming SGA elections. These annual elections areRead More

Anonymous asked: My roommate and I used to be best friends, but now we’re growing a little distant. How do I patch up our relationship? Roommate relationships are some of the most complicated, mainly because every single one has a different dynamic. Some people share a close friendship with their roommate, while others work best with little interaction outside ofRead More

By Lyndsay Rinere | Contributing Writer After a long week of homework and studying, you’ve lost the desire to go out and party. Instead, you decide to put on your comfiest sweats, order a pizza and watch a movie. As you sit on the couch alone in your dormitory, your phone buzzes and your screen lights up with a textRead More