By Claire Latsko | Co-Editor-In-Chief This Sunday, April 29, the Female Empowerment Organization (FEO) will be hosting an Empowerment March at 12 p.m. on the Wakehurst Lawn. Alexandra Correia, a junior double majoring in Psychology and Administration of Justice, is spearheading the event as the President of FEO. She also serves as Treasurer of the Black Student Union at Salve,Read More

By Stephanie Menders | Managing Editor Every year, the Office of Multicultural Programs and Retention holds a weeklong event that not only celebrates diversity, but also strives to educate the university community. Salve’s fourth annual Multicultural Education Week is scheduled for February 25 to March 5, with a focus on the critical concerns of mercy: earth, immigration, women, racism, andRead More

Semester in Review By Michelle Karparis | Associate Editor Studying for finals brings out the worst moments for many of us–staying up until 7 am on the day of a test, attempting to write an 8 page paper in a matter of hours, scrolling through Facebook (or the Mosaic homepage) seeking any and every kind of distraction. Of course, reviewing 12Read More

By Marrissa Ballard | Co-Editor-in-Chief On Wednesday, the Black Student Union held a demonstration in the Wakehurst lobby to raise awareness about the Flint Water Crisis. Flint, a city in Michigan, made national news last year when its water was shown to contain high amounts of lead. Because Flint’s population is primarily made up of African Americans, the water crisisRead More

By Marrissa Ballard | Co-Editor-in-Chief Clubs often provide a space for students to pursue leadership roles and explore interests that aren’t included in their studies. In starting the Black Student Union at Salve, Patricia Socarras hoped to create a place where students of color could have conversations that she feels aren’t happening anywhere else on campus. The Black Student Union,Read More