By: Emma Liarikos | Staff Writer Calling all travelers! Submissions for studying abroad spring semester are right around the corner. As you take a look at all of the options Salve has to offer, don’t forget about the newest addition to their portfolio: University of Otago in Dunedin, New Zealand! The spring 2022 semester will be the first season SalveRead More

By: Caidan Zhouma (Stella) | Guest Writer In 1959, the Chinese invaded Tibet. Many Tibetans, along with their spiritual leader H.H., the 14th Dalai Lama, walked day and night, dragging their weary legs, sweating and spitting, carrying a month of traditional food supply, zampa (grounded barley) loaded both on their shoulders and mules, leaving behind their homeland escaping to IndiaRead More

By: Maggie Johnston | Guest Writer The aromas of Peruvian, French, Ethiopian, and even Aquidneck blends of coffee are noticeably fragrant before even entering Harvest Newport and The Coffee Guy, where Thames Street meets Carroll Avenue. Harvest Newport, otherwise known as Harvest Market, greets customers with their friendliest foot forward. During mornings, their orange chickens saunter around Harvest’s lot spaceRead More

By: Nick Frieburger | Staff Writer This MLB off-season has been nothing short of entertaining, which is shocking for what has been deemed a dying sport, but it’s getting national media attention for all the wrong reasons. In the month following the Houston Astros World Series loss to the Washington Astros, allegations started swirling about the integrity of the teamRead More

By: Emily Gaudette | Staff Writer March 1, 2020: Former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, Pete Buttigieg drops out of the Democratic presidential race and endorses former Vice President Joe Biden. March 2, 2020: Senator Amy Klobuchar drops out of the race and endorses Joe Biden. March 4, 2020: Former mayor of New York City, Mike Bloomberg drops out ofRead More