By Marrissa Ballard | Co-Editor-in-Chief On Wednesday, the Black Student Union held a demonstration in the Wakehurst lobby to raise awareness about the Flint Water Crisis. Flint, a city in Michigan, made national news last year when its water was shown to contain high amounts of lead. Because Flint’s population is primarily made up of African Americans, the water crisisRead More

By Gabriella Rodriquez | Staff Writer Salve Regina’s third annual Relay For Life will be returning Saturday, October 15th from 12 PM to 7 PM. Thirty years ago, the first ever Relay For Life was held in Tacoma, Washington; since then the event has swept the country and is held in countless locations every year, raising over $5 billion since 1986.Read More

By Henry Nickerson | Staff Writer You probably know Eddie Cullinane. He’s either on the executive board of your favorite club, putting on some event you’re excited to go to, or heading up a community conscious project you’re involved in. Point is, this kid is going places. Originally from King Phillip High in Wrentham, Massachusetts, Eddie has always been involved inRead More

By Hannah Lussier | Associate Editor Communication is key, and junior psychology major, Kelly Richards, knows it. Throughout her work with non-verbal autistic children, Richards has seen the importance of knowing American Sign Language (ASL) firsthand. She says she is not yet fluent but has “always loved sign language” and uses basic signs to communicate with the people she has metRead More

By Kitty Williams | Associate Editor The Southern Poverty Law Center is a new club on campus with a focus on civil rights. It aims to make students aware of issues that are going on around the world and encourages them to take action and use their voice to make a change. Topics of discussion range from election issues to police brutality.Read More