by Madison Schettler | Staff Writer In June of 2012, the Obama Administration’s DACA policy was established. In September of 2017, the Trump Administration rescinded it. DACA, which stands for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, is a temporary suspension of deportation and authorization to work in the United States for young people who were brought here illegally as children. DACARead More

By Hannah Lussier | Managing Editor Just a five minute walk from Rodgers Recreation Center, the newly renovated Toppa Field is giving Salve students a reason to show their Seahawk spirit as they return to campus this fall. After months of negotiation and planning between administrators at Salve and Rogers High School, the Newport City Council voted unanimously for the approval of a $3 million plan toRead More

By Jessica Murphy | Staff Writer The Mercy Center for Spiritual life organized a United in Mercy rally that took place outside McAuley Hall on September 14th. The event was presented for students and faculty to join together to project a unified voice against intolerance, bigotry, racism, and violence. Members of the Salve community took the opportunity to speak about whatRead More

By Katie Kierce | Associate Editor  Marrissa Ballard waits patiently for me at her desk in Salve Regina University’s Writing Center while I print my materials for our meeting. Once I mentioned that I was struggling to come up with essay ideas for our Horror and Gender class, she invited me to make an appointment with her and said she wouldRead More

By Henry Nickerson | Associate Editor For the 2016/17 school year, Salve collected $37,270 in tuition from each student. Along with this, students who live on campus pay $8,235 for room and board. Included in that room and board fee is a student’s meal plan. For freshman, the meal plan grants them unlimited swipes to Miley Cafeteria, Jazzman’s Cafe, Global Cafe,Read More