By Daniella Pantoliano, Mosaic Staff Writer- Around the world, stage fright is described as a feeling that performers get in their stomach before going in front of an audience, but at Salve Regina the term is something else entirely. Stagefright is Salve’s theatre club and it is meant for any student to come to learn and enjoy all that theatre hasRead More

By Marina Hare, Mosaic Staff Writer- Salve Regina University’s Men’s Rugby Team won their first home game back from Nationals on September 22, at Fort Adams State Park. The boys competed against Massachusetts Maritime Academy and won the match 29-10. The sun was shining and the sidelines were filled with roughly 75 roaring fans. Senior Glen Miles (’13), the team’s scrum half, “quarterback”,Read More

By Albert Vuoso, Mosaic Staff Writer- With only one month left until the 2012 Presidential Election, The Pell Center hosted a foreign policy debate in the Young Building on October 3. The debate featured Michael Auslin, a columnist for the wall street journal, and Michael Cohen, writer and commentator on American politics and U.S foreign policy.Auslin was first to take the stage,Read More

By: Lauren Kane, International News Editor- A screening of the academy-award nominated short documentary Sun Come Up brought the issue of climate change refugees to Salve’s attention on Wednesday. At 6pm, both Salve students and members of the public gathered in Bazarsky Lecture Hall for the 38-minute showing and the following discussion. The screening was part of a nationwide showingRead More

By Kaitlyn Boisvert and Helen Stamas- A procession of students, faculty, family, and friends gathered in Salve Regina University’s Lady of Mercy Chapel at noontime on Friday, September 7. The pervading atmosphere inside was serious and somber, as the chapel and its visitors commemorated the memory of Doctor Peter Liotta, a Salve professor that recently passed away. A memorial wasRead More