By: Megan Dick | Staff Writer Earth Week was celebrated on Salve’s campus from April 22nd to April 28th, with events hosted by multiple organizations. One of the first events was a tree planting and award ceremony on April 22nd – Earth Day! The tree planted was a Japanese Stewartia, representing resilience and serenity. The event included speeches and blessingsRead More

Paul J. Medeiros | Adjunct Faculty Forsythia and daffodils are soon in abundance. Biological life tentatively steps forth, and every scholar at last exchanges oxygenated air. In Spring, it is popular to observe upright, blossoming trees and vertebrates on the loose. Lo! Just now is life in the first, springy act: oozing and congealing, shooting forth and drooping abundant. NoteRead More

By: Amanda Valentine | Staff Writer Even though climate change is one of the world’s most pressing issues, it unfortunately happens to also be one of the most controversial and divisive. Conflicting opinions on the existence of climate change have hindered national and global efforts to slow down global warming since concerns first arose. The sheer magnitude of the problemRead More

By: Katy Cassetta/Staffwriter Located not far from Salve Regina University is the Save the Bay Aquarium and Exploration Center, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to protect and improve Narraganset Bay. The aquarium’s purpose is not just entertainment but education. Its goal is to inform people about the different species in the Bay through the exhibits there. The exhibits areRead More