Audio and Video by Christina MacArthur Dr. Hoffman (and of course Sasha) are always inviting their four-legged friends to come to Salve where students take a break from the stresses of classwork for arguably one of the most calming things one can do: pet dogs! Not one student questions why, but as therapy dogs are becoming more and more popularRead More

It’s officially fall in New England, which means relatively nothing because the weather will continue to reflect all four seasons in the span of one week. (That’s New England for you.) But I digress, you should take advantage of ~spooky season~ and do all the classic fall activities you can! To help with that, we’ve put together a list ofRead More

By Isabelle Gillibrand | Contributing Editor/President of Seahawk Radio This summer’s Newport Folk Festival featured many rising artists, but in the midst of these new artists is one performer who has played this festival time and time again, yet he comes back each time with fresh material. To many this is an iconic, once-in-a-lifetime festival, but to Chris Smither it wasRead More

By Kerry Hayes and Michelle Karparis | Staff Writers As we walked into the Newport Blues Cafe on Thursday night at 8:00 p.m., the first thing that we noticed was the floor; we had never realized that there were hardwood floors, or chandeliers on the ceiling, or tables and chairs, or a large fireplace in the corner of the room.Read More

Sarah Dewolfe| Staff Writer It’s been a long four years for fans of the Winter Olympics, but that doesn’t compare to the wait for almost 3,000 Olympic athletes from 92 countries around the world competing in this year’s games. For some, the road to PyeongChang began when they first learned to ski or snowboard at an early age. All theRead More