By: Amanda Valentine | Editor-in-Chief As election day is coming up at full-speed, I was welcomed by SRU’s College Democrats club for an interview. Co-Presidents Leila Balady- a senior philosophy and political science double major- and Alex Kenney- a junior American history major and double minor in political science and philosophy- kindly discussed with me their club, their thoughts onRead More

By: Amanda Valentine | Staff Writer Before leaving for study abroad, the Office of International Programs had informed us of what to do in the face of any problem, from the simplest to the most challenging: from dealing with a drunken roommate to handling yourself in a terrorist attack. Despite the preparation, no one could have guessed or even remotelyRead 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: Amanda Valentine | Staffwriter Within the past year, I have consumed a lot of true crime. A lot. I don’t claim to be an expert, but I at least classify as definitively obsessed. While I have yet to delve into the genre through books, I have watched a lot of documentary series, and listened to a lot of podcasts.Read More

By: Amanda Valentine | Staff Writer Chris Peasley, a Salve Regina student and member of the basketball team, broke his nose and parts of the bones around his right eye while working out at Rodgers Recreation Center on October 2nd. Peasley was using a resistance band wrapped around a metal bar when the bar came loose and broke multiple bonesRead More