By Caitlin McCaul | Staff Writer According to the New York Times article “They Loved Your GPA Then They Saw Your Tweets,” by Natasha Singer, a person’s activity on social media can influence and even determine the outcome of important decisions in life, like applying to college. Depending on what is posted on social media sites, the content can haveRead More

By Kate Drexel | Managing Editor While waiting outside the club for quite sometime, clutching the concert ticket tightly hoping the cold air will subside soon, you finally enter the venue’s lobby. The buzz of excited concertgoers heightens your very own enthusiasm. You then walk into the bar area of the venue, clusters of people sit by the center bar,Read More

By Brittany Lauro | Editor – “11 humans, five puppets and a swamp,” only begins to describe the story about loss of innocence and curiosity found in Laura Jacqmin’s  10 virgins. According to Playscripts Inc., the play, to be presented by Salve Regina University Department Of Music, Theatre, & Dance this week, follows Marchen and her nine sisters who growRead More

By Albert Vuoso | Arts and Entertainment Editor – It’s sweater weather in Newport and people are taking note. Apple-cider corduroys and snug cable knit sweaters can be seen on the road as locals crunch on the leaves that have fallen down Bellevue Avenue. As people dress to reflect the time of year, here at Mosaic we believe your homeRead More

By Brittany Lauro | Editor – Six months ago, on April 15, two pressure cooker bombs detonated amongst 5,700 runners and their fellow supporters near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, blowing civilians apart and leaving limbs dispersed throughout the street. The aftermath was incomprehensible, leaving three dead and 264 others injured, reported CNN. Injuries resulted in the stipulationRead More