More than just music, Salve’s student-run radio station, WSRU Radio, features in-studio dance parties where students rock out on air guitar, and karaoke contests where students belt out Taylor Swift for CD prize giveaways. Students can stream videos from in-studio events as well as listen live at www.

NEW YORK – As they head up the Canyon of Heroes on Friday, at least one member of the Yankees’ World Championship party will be contemplating the route back in 2010.

“My work’s going to start again tomorrow,” general manager Brian Cashman said outside the home clubhouse early Thursday morning, while players and staff were still celebrating their World Series-clinching victory over Philadelphia in Game 6.

NEWPORT R.I.- The cadets at the United States Military Academy at West Point may find an unlikely ally in literature when preparing to lead soldiers into combat as future junior officers in the U.S. Army.

Dr. Elizabeth Samet, author of the award winning “Soldier’s Heart: Reading Literature Though Peace and War at West Point” and professor of English at West Point, described a capstone project at the service academy designed to open cadets’ minds up to the benefits literature has to offer when faced with the prospect of going to war.

The Rugby Club will hold the third annual Rent-a-Rugger event this friday.

Rent-a-Rugger is an annuel fundraiser that the Salve Rugby Club holds to pay for their expenses that they encounter over the season. It also helps pay for their tournaments that they play in the spring.

For anyone missing the summer sun, Sherwood’s “Qu” is sure to brighten the dreariest October day. Pop-rock melodies, catchy choruses and mesmeric vocals mix together seamlessly on the California quintet’s latest album.

Two years since the debut of “A Different Light,” Sherwood delivers their fourth album which mixes their signature surf-pop sounds with more somber lyrics than on previous records.