By Kitty Williams | Associate Editor While Netflix may not always have the best movies or television at the ready, it certainly makes up for it with the original movies and series it provides. The popular streaming service introduced its first Netflix Original in 2013 and now they have an originals list of over 50 series. Here are some ofRead More

By Lily Margaret Jones | Co-Editor-in-Chief Because original ideas are few and far between these days, both film and television have taken to remaking and recreating stories of the past. While we are used to watching as conglomerates like Disney and Time Warner recycle fictional princess and superhero content on a variety of platforms, 2016 saw the resurgence of a differentRead More

By Catherine Kierce | Associate Editor Tensely straightened bodies are suspended above the floor, supported only by open palms placed at shoulders length apart and outstretched toes. “It’s all a mental game,” the teacher instructs as her dancers’ muscles begin to quiver. Toned abdomens begin gently dropping to the floor, strong shoulders giving out from stress. Towards the back of theRead More

By Felicia DeMatteo | Staff Writer Last year, Salve junior Victoria Laureano created a student petition for those who would be interested in supporting a creative writing club on  campus. Like for any new club, she went through the process of filling out forms related to the club’s goals and how it adds uniqueness to the campus to submit to the Student OrganizationRead More

By Steven Quinones | Staff Writer *Warning: this article contains spoilers for the film Clandestine Childhood* This year marked the first ever Festival De Cine here at Salve Regina University. The goal of this event was to bring various films from Spanish-speaking countries to the Newport Community. The festival went on for two weeks and ended up showing a total of fiveRead More