By: Samantha Wood- Mosaic Staff Writer From Twitter to Facebook to Tumblr and everything in between, it seems like everyone and their mother has an opinion about the presidential election, and feels the need to share it on these sites. Or at least show that they are watching the debates to be included with the crowd. But are these sites helpingRead More

By: Nikole Wohlmacher- Mosaic Staff Writer On October 16, renowned author, educator, and journalist, Dr. Peter Steinfels, gave a lecture at the university about the relationship between faithful citizenship and morality, at Salve Regina University in Newport, R.I., as a segue into the second Presidential debate between Mitt Romney and Barrack Obama, on Tuesday, November 6. Community members, students, and facultyRead More

By: Lauren Kane- International News Editor In 2009, Adam Ellick released a half-hour documentary on a then 11-year-old girl named Malala Yousufzai, and her family’s struggle to keep schools for girls open in Pakistan. Before reading the rest of this column, you should take the time now to watch that documentary, entitled “Class Dismissed”, on the New York Times website. ForRead More

By: Kaitlyn Boisvert- Co-Editor-in-Chief October. The word often conjures images of houses decked out in spooky decorations, candy sales lining the shelves of mainstream grocery stores, and children in costumes traversing the streets on a quest for treats. October, after all, is the month of Halloween, and so much of the month is building up to the exciting, beloved holiday thatRead More

By: Kate Drexel- Arts & Entertainment Editor It’s Halloween night and you want to stay in with friends, family or someone to cuddle with. You order some pizza or Chinese, buy some candy for you and your guests, have some soda and you try to decide what movie to watch. You have a wide selection but you cannot decide what typeRead More