By: Anonymous | Staff Writer After an abnormally snowy winter compared to recent years, meteorologists predicted another snow storm, a last hurrah as weather had already started to warm up in preparation for the spring months to come. Predictions fluctuated on how much snow we should predict, but across the board there were reports of snow.  On Saturday, February 21st,Read More

By: Alani E. Gebon | Staff Writer It is no secret that our world is incredibly divided. In a time of high technological advancements, a stronger focus on the individual, and an ever-changing global society, it is also not surprising that stark divisions have arisen. However, it seems nowadays, it is politics that divides us more than ever.  According toRead More

By: Eleni Dimitrakos | Editor-in-Chief I would like to preface with acknowledging and appreciating the delicacy of this article. I would like to inform readers that as a journalist, my intention here is to simply cover the fact that this discourse was occurring on our campus. It is my hope that by writing this article, I am allowing each partyRead More

By: Alani E. Gebon | Staff Writer Hey Seahawks! We made it through September; one month down of the next 4 years of our lives! Given the occasion, I decided to seek out some of my fellow freshmen and ask them some questions about their experience so far. Below are the questions I asked: 1. What’s your major and doRead More

By: Megan Dick | Staff Writer Earth Week was celebrated on Salve’s campus from April 22nd to April 28th, with events hosted by multiple organizations. One of the first events was a tree planting and award ceremony on April 22nd – Earth Day! The tree planted was a Japanese Stewartia, representing resilience and serenity. The event included speeches and blessingsRead More