Last Wednesday afternoon, SRU welcomed Boston University graduate, Megan Hart, who performed a monologue entitled, “The Thin Line” for an audience of students and faculty. In an hour-long monologue, Hart depicted the struggle of a young woman with an eating disorder, acting the parts of Ellen, her mother, best friend, and inner “negative voice.

Salve Regina University opened its doors for the fourth annual March into Reading on Saturday, Feb. 10 where author and illustrator workshops, book sales, signings student-led activities took place for area children.

Featured children authors and illustrators, Lucinda Landon, David Biedrzycki, Dina Friedman, and Brian Pinkney filled the seats of Bazarsky lecture hall with parents and children from 9:30 a.

Salve Regina junior, Kirsten Babich, has her eyes on superstardom, but if she can’t tackle Hollywood, she’ll shine her light on the acting youth.

Kirsten Babich is a typical college student who goes to classes and work. Except when she goes to work, she’s working alongside Steve Carrell, Dane Cook or Nissan cars.

After singing his way through thirty states from California to Maine, Marc Mazzoni captured the audience of Salve Regina University’s CAB featured ‘coffee house’ night on Feb. 7 with his Cat Stevens-sounding voice to eleven original songs.

Walking into the Dutch renaissance inspired room, one instantly feels transformed to the ‘coffee house’ atmosphere.

In honor of Black History Month, the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, R.I. is displaying an exhibit called “Breaking the Barriers.” The exhibit will honor the history of African Americans in tennis including Hall of Famers like Arthur Ashe, Althea Gibson and even touches upon influential African Americans playing the game today like Venus and Serena Williams and James Blake.