By Jack Farrell | Staff Writer-   Forty four Salve Regina students are laughing and having a good time at a campus activities event, but you wouldn’t know they were being educated on the dangers of alcohol as well. This past Wednesday the Campus Activities Board presented the funny but informative maximize your buzz. The seminar goes around the country toRead More

By Albert Vuoso | Arts & Entertainment Editor The weekend of Newport’s annual Boat Show can only mean one thing: tourists. Just as the abundance of summer goers left for the year, a new group have invaded. The narrow city roads now lined with cars and people, as well as  the one-way trap known as Thames Street, offer no betterRead More

By Lauren Kane | Co Editor in Chief – From Sappho to Walt Whitman, from Emily Dickinson to Sylvia Plath, these poets not only offer us images of our emotions, but also a way to come together and share those images. This is the goal of the Mckillop Library Poetry Gathering, which the name of both event and the organization.Read More

By: Kaitlyn Drexel; Entertainment-Editor Music lovers fall under the spell of such a unique, haunting melody as they tune into the band casting their magic from within their music. The dulcet sound of a bow being rhythmically drawn across violin strings, followed by the electric guitar and bass, the sounds that most are very familiar with, copying the rhythm. DefinitelyRead More

By Kristin Wilinkiewicz; Mosaic Staff Writer If you watched the Academy Awards on Feb. 24, you may have noticed towards the end of the night, one speech in particular was cut off more abruptly than the others. That was the Life of Pi VFX supervisor Bill Westenhofer just as he was about to mention the recent financial crisis facing RhythmRead More