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

By Henry Nickerson | Staff Writer While strolling through the offices of second floor McAuley, as one does, you may have noticed a new face in office 203A. That face belongs to Dr. Tracy Pelkowski, the newest member of Salve’s education department. So what do we know about Dr. Pelkowski? We know she taught education at University of Pittsburg for fiveRead More

By Felicia DeMatteo | Staff Writer For the 2016-2017 academic year, the Salve community is joined by two new teaching assistants who reside in Carnlough Cottage, also known around campus as the Language House. The Language House is an on-campus residency option for students that are interested in heightening their oral, written, and listening skills in a target language of eitherRead More

By Michelle Karparis | Associate Editor Over the summer, while most of us were still knee deep in sand and sunscreen, a groundbreaking change was introduced to our campus. As of this semester, gender inclusive bathroom signs can now be seen all over Salve Regina University. “Any single stall bathroom on this campus is now an inclusive bathroom,” explains MorganRead More