By: Liam Cooney | Public Relations Coordinator For an institution of only 2,500 undergraduate students, Salve Regina’s campus is known for its many clubs and student-run organizations. Clubs such as Pitches With Attitude, the 545 club, Stagefright, Black Student Union, the Willow Literary Magazine, and countless others better the extracurricular opportunities for Salve students. Oh, and who could forget aboutRead More

By: Emma Liarikos | Co-Editor-in-Chief If you go to Salve, chances are you know and love Ruggles, the campus comfort dog. Back in 2021, Salve Regina became the first college or University in Rhode Island to have a comfort dog on campus. Since then, Ruggles has been a constant source of hope and comfort for students. Ruggles brought more thanRead More

By: Liam W. Cooney | Public Relations Coordinator This Friday, Dec. 6 and Saturday, Dec. 7, Salve Regina’s Department of History will hold the 41st annual senior thesis presentations. Showcasing the nearly year-long work of senior history majors, this year’s topics are sure to intrigue any audience member. The event is open to the public and all are welcome toRead More

A spin off of our Salve Celebrities series covering different faculty members. Our first edition: Professor Alfred Kwolek. By: Eleni Dimitrakos | Staff Writer Little did I know when I selected Earth Science with Professor Kwolek to fulfill my science credit that I would be choosing one of my favorite classes so far. My first impression of Professor Kwolek wasRead More

By: Caitlyn Bailey | Editor-in-Chief Salve Regina students have noticed an increase in ticketing for the 2024-2025 school year. Driving through campus through the month of September and October, drivers noticed bright yellow tickets planted on vehicles all over different parking areas. Confusion rumbled through campus during the week period where Salve Regina’s Office of Public Safety allowed students timeRead More