By Kelly Kern; Mosaic Staff Writer,Salve Regina students took a bite out of the Big Apple during a Campus Activities Board sponsored trip to the New York City Ballet performance of a Christmas classic, “The Nutcracker”. Fifty students attended the matinee performance on Sunday December 2nd at the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center in New York City. The ballet,Read More

By Fiona Flanagan; Mosaic Staff Writer- Christmas seems to be coming sooner and sooner with every passing year. The two month long “holiday” season consists of constant reminders of just how material- obsessed modern day society is. Television is littered with advertisements appealing to children, describing to them exactly what they “need” for the upcoming holiday.Despite this, there are manyRead More

By: Kaitlyn Boisvert- Co-Editor-in-Chief October. The word often conjures images of houses decked out in spooky decorations, candy sales lining the shelves of mainstream grocery stores, and children in costumes traversing the streets on a quest for treats. October, after all, is the month of Halloween, and so much of the month is building up to the exciting, beloved holiday thatRead More

By: Ciara Speller- Broadcasting Editor It is clear that a vast majority of students on Salve’s campus love the fall, especially the month of October. Could it be for the foliage, or for how beautiful the cliff walk looks in the afternoon? Everyone loves this month for various reasons, but the big talk has been about October 31st, Halloween Night. Some haveRead More

By: Quisan Taylor-Lawhon- Mosaic Staff Writer One step into the galley is one step into another world. Your eyes dart from pillar to pillar then wall-to-wall. The gallery is filled with white pillars. Each pillar is no more than three feet tall and nearly glowing, due to the high beam spotlights from above. The shadows from the pillars lie across theRead More