By Lauren Kane | Co-Editor-in-Chief – The Metropolitan Museum of art was teeming with people, New Yorkers coming by for their weekly grazing on the greats, or scholars hunkering down to spend all day ensconced in Roman sculpture, tourists filing towards Van Gogh’s self-portrait. The Metropolitan Museum is a universe in and of itself, and the energy only increases onRead More

Summer vacation – for college students, it’s a cherished commodity, as the impending “real world” looms closer (what do you mean jobs don’t run on a semester schedule?!). However, Mosaic is in the midst of some big and very exciting changes, and our summer vacation going to be (a little bit) less about the beach and more about redefining ourselves.Read More

By Stephanie Menders | Staff Writer A new addiction is brewing on college campuses all over America, and it comes in sizes tall, grande, and venti. In the past decade, coffee has quickly become a staple among college students, second only to the laptop. According to reports from the NPD Group, an organization that tracks American’s consumption trends, more andRead More

By Austin Bullock | Staff Writer – The Wharf Pub at Bowen’s Wharf is hosting an open mic night every Tuesday from 8 p.m. until close to keep music performances alive in this historically musical city. Since 1954, Newport has been the host of festivals featuring the best in jazz, folk, classical and rock music. Everybody from Miles Davis andRead More

By Lauren Kane | Co-Editor-in-Chief –   her·met·ic (adj): closed tightly so that no air can go in or out impervious to external influence recluse, solitary Thus is how the newest installation in the Dorrance Hamilton Gallery defines itself. The pieces on display in the gallery are a sampling of the large collection that local Newport painter James Baker hasRead More