By Kelsey Murray – Salve’s annual senior graduation fair was hosted in Ochre Court on Wednesday, February 15, 2012 from 2-5 p.m. The fair is intended to assist seniors in their journey to the graduation stage. Ochre housed tables with representatives from Student Activities, Career Development, and even the bookstore so students could order their cap and gown. May isRead More

By Shannon Del Ross – Nothing says “welcome” like the mouthwatering smell of a home-cooked meal and puppies playing at peoples’ feet. That was the backdrop on Wednesday night, Feb. 16 for the Mercy Center’s Faith and Food talk with Salve philosophy professor, Dr. Craig Condella. About 20 students and four faculty members gobbled up baked macaroni and cheese, saladRead More

By Vita Duva – Tucked alongside the vast Atlantic Ocean, the pictorial village of Spring Lake, New Jersey has offered both year-round inhabitants and summer travelers an unmatched ambiance since 1892. Boasting a two-mile stretch of impeccable white sandy beaches, a distinct array of restaurants, pubs, charming shops and lavish beach homes; this “Jewel of the Jersey Shore,” has somethingRead More

By Taylor McCarthy – Media Credit: Taylor McCarthy Seventeen years ago, Eva Ruth Flynn had to completely change the way she ate and thought about food after being diagnosed with Celiac Sprue Disease. This condition forces people such as Flynn to cut all things that contain wheat or gluten out of their diet. For her, this meant a huge lifestyleRead More

By Kaitlyn Boisvert – While graduating college can be regarded as an exciting time that provides a wide array of new opportunities to students, it also can be a very stressful period, full of confusion and self-questioning. “What am I going to do with my life?” Such a question is all too-familiar for new graduates, as it is something theyRead More