By Kristin Wilinkiewicz | Co-Editor-in-Chief Cross the Claiborne Pell Newport Bridge, and it’s in plain view—a small white lighthouse on the edge of an island in the bay. It’s seen by hundreds of pairs of eyes a day, but very few know about what happens on the island. The Rose Island Lighthouse is a “living museum”; meaning thatRead More

By Kristin Wilinkiewicz | Co-Editor-in-Chief With all the character Thames Street has, there’s only one coffee shop sporting a gigantic Monsler Company safe in the middle of their shop. Although, this isn’t the only reason to grab a cup of coffee at Alex and Ani’s Teas and Javas, whose building was once a bank—the only remnant of which is anRead More

By Ciara Speller | Broadcast Editor

By Gabriella Rodriguez | Staff Writer If you’re a fan of horror films, chances are you’ve seen “The Conjuring” before. The popular movie, set in a town that is a mere hour away from campus, now has an even more horrifying spin-off film: “Annabelle”. In the nearly three weeks since its release, director John R. Leonetti’s latest film has rakedRead More

By Erica McLaughlin | Staff Member The walls of first floor O’Hare were buzzing with culture this weekend because of a special, annual event that is put on by Salve’s own very talented early childhood education majors: March into Reading. Since October, juniors in the major have been working hard to create a lively, cultural escape for young children aroundRead More