By Brittany Lauro – Newport unveiled its true Halloween spirit on Saturday, Oct. 15, with Ballard Park’s 9th annual Pumpkin Tour. The tour featured a display of over one thousand ingeniously carved jack-o-lanterns lined along Ballard Park, through the brush and even in the trees. The tour took approximately thirty minutes to complete and brought nothing but dropped jaws andRead More

By Kaitlyn Boisvert and Ally Boucher – Although the month of October is coming to a close, the number of events and activities featured at the University has not dwindled, and students and faculty alike have many opportunities to still make October a memorable month at Salve Regina. For those who wish to get in the Halloween spirit, the UniversityRead More

By Kaitlyn Boisvert- American universities aspire to provide a safe learning environment – a place where students discover and attain personal enrichment without questioning their well-being. If problems arise, these universities take action immediately. Salve is one of many schools where sexual harassment and assault are not taken lightly. According to the U.S. Department of Education, sexual harassment and assaultRead More

By Erica Shay – The excitement of starting a new school year has not yet died down. Not even the gloomy weather last Friday, September 23, could stop Salve students from getting out of their rooms to be active and carefree after a week of classes. The students gathered together with friends and made their way to Ochre Court forRead More

By: Emily Ferro and Alexandra Ventura – When a student nears the end of their high school career, there is one subject that is brought up continuously: college. What schools are they looking at, when do they need to apply, are they excited to leave home? But before students can start prattling off the list of schools they wish toRead More