Playing with a handheld noise machine, Alex Gaskarth, the lead singer of All Time Low, relaxes before playing in front of thousands of fans at Lupo’s in Providence, R.I. Meanwhile hundreds of fans are already lined up in the freezing cold to try to get as close as they can to the stage an hour before doors open.

Coach Ed Habershaw returned to coach the Salve Regina University Women’s Tennis Team for his 16th season this year. Graduating from Bryant College, he has been named Common Wealth Coast Conference Coach of the Year three times. Habershaw previously coached the Salve Men’s Tennis Team for four years.

The Rugby Club will hold the third annual Rent-a-Rugger event this friday.

Rent-a-Rugger is an annuel fundraiser that the Salve Rugby Club holds to pay for their expenses that they encounter over the season. It also helps pay for their tournaments that they play in the spring.

For anyone missing the summer sun, Sherwood’s “Qu” is sure to brighten the dreariest October day. Pop-rock melodies, catchy choruses and mesmeric vocals mix together seamlessly on the California quintet’s latest album.

Two years since the debut of “A Different Light,” Sherwood delivers their fourth album which mixes their signature surf-pop sounds with more somber lyrics than on previous records.

English professor, Dr. Sally Goma, discussed living as a Muslim at the Mercy Center for Spiritual Life on Sept. 30, 2009.

Goma was born in Egypt and raised as a Sunni Muslim. She came to the United States in 1995 for her education. She said that because Egypt was a secular society in her youth, religion was not strictly enforced in her household.