By: Kate Drexel, Arts and Entertainment Editor- Linkin Park’s back, and better than ever! Their new 12-tracked record, LIVING THINGS, was released on June 26th, 2012 for the world to get lost into the new music they had to offer. The band formed in 1996, starting with three friends since high school: Mike Shinoda, Rob Bourdon and Brad Delson. TheRead More

By Kate Drexel Arts & Entertainment Editor On October 2, Canadian rock band, Three Days Grace, released their fourth album, Transit of Venus. An album filled with love, hate, anger and sorrow, all emotions the band is known to play from their previous albums, Three Days Grace, One-X, and Life Starts Now. The band formed in 1992 in their hometownRead More

By: Ciara Speller, Broadcasting Editor- The month of October brings exciting entertainment, foods and fragrances.  For a vast majority of people, this month and the fall season in general cannot come fast enough.  From cozy hayrides on your local town farm, haunted houses, long walks against the orange and brown rustling leaves, apple and pumpkin picking, no wonder this monthRead More

By: Lauren Kane, International News Editor– Violence toward Americans has erupted these past weeks in the Middle East, starting with the September 11th attacks on the United States embassy in Libya. The attacks were sparked by the release of a film made by an American. The film features an actor playing the prophet Muhammad, something that goes against the IslamicRead 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