By: Samantha Mansolf | Co Social Media Coordinator On Thursday, November 10th, Salve Regina’s Music, Theatre, and Dance Department collaborated with Alvon Reed, Carlos R.A. Jones, and Duane Lee Holland to bring a celebration of Black American jazz dance to the stage. “When you have a pressure, what seeps out is a brilliance of diamonds,” said Jones, describing Black AmericanRead More

By: Maggie Kelly | Staff Writer Thanksgiving break is easily one of the most crucial times of the year. For college students, it is the final few days of relaxation before classes end and finals week begins. For hosts of Thanksgiving dinner, it is an endless whirlwind of sweaters, cleaning and stuffing. And for those who hesitate to truly beginRead More

By: Caitlyn Bailey and Maeve McCann | Treasurer and Secretary What keeps you up at midnight? Taylor Swift wakes up the world for the release of her new album, Midnights. She creates a world where what keeps you up at night turns into a beautiful compilation of songs that explores those thoughts. She has really enjoyed playing around with thisRead More

By: Jessica Albright | Staff Writer Cue the tears! On October 21st, a cinematic adaptation of the novel, My Policeman by Bethan Roberts was released. Having read My Policeman, I was excited to see the story come to life on the big screen. Of course, seeing Harry Styles was an added bonus. I was pleasantly surprised by the movie and hadRead More

By: Thomas Langan | Staff Writer By now, most of us have seen at least the first Karate Kid film. The 1984 hit brought martial arts into popular culture in the U.S. in a way that Bruce Lee’s films had only scratched the surface of in the 1960s and 70s with pictures like Enter the Dragon. From the iconic (whileRead More