By Melanie Brozek – In a dimly lit room, 12 students stare intently at the glowing silver Macs sitting in front of them. While waiting for class to start, students finish up research, work on their projects, or surf Facebook to pass the time. The instructor stands at the front of the room, her brown curly hair twisted into aRead More

By Hannah Gonneville – Sleeping on the thinly carpeted floor of a cafeteria is not exactly an ideal way to celebrate Halloween. However, some University of Hartford students had no choice but to spend the holiday on the hard floor, wrapped in blankets. During the recent snowstorm and subsequent power outage, university RAs evacuated students from their dark dorms. AdvisedRead More

By Kaitlyn Boisvert – “Tanning Is Out. Your skin is in” This was the slogan of the presentation that Meghan Rothschild held on Nov. 3 in O’Hare’s Academic building. About 20 attendees were present, and each got the chance to learn important facts about tanning salons and skin cancer. There was a collective intake of breath upon the startling statisticsRead More

By Kaitlyn Boisvert – The Salve Regina University Chapel welcomed a rather unique visitor on the Saturday evening of Oct. 15. With a welcoming smile, a friendly optimistic attitude, and a wooden guitar strapped to his shoulder, Jesse Manibusan sat in the chapel’s center, and performed a faithful, light-hearted concert for all of the gathered attendees. From 6 to 8Read More

By Brooke Biolo – When kissing someone is in plans, do you “ask first or go for it?” This is what Mike Domitrz asked of Salve students on Wednesday, Oct. 5.  Following the anticipated response of, “just go for it,” Domitrz began his interactive lecture to illustrate to students that asking permission could be the best thing to do. DomitrzRead More