By: Amanda Valentine | Staff Writer “The holidays” has different implications for everyone- whether that be warmth, gifting, traveling, or religion. But nothing is as universally associated with them as kindness. Whatever you celebrate, kindness and love are at the core of many annual Winter traditions. This year, try extending kindness beyond just your shopping list of gifts, or beyondRead More

By: Katy Cassetta |Staffwriter On Halloween night, four ghost tours took place between the hours of 8-11pm. These tours were held on Salve’s campus and visited some of the buildings and dorms where ghost sightings and other strange, paranormal activities have been reported. Leading one of the 9:30 tours was Tori McNally who works for Avalon Enchanted. The first stopRead More

By: Madison Schettler | Staffwriter During this semester’s Multicultural Education Week, a panel on immigration titled Stranger in a Strange Land brought a large audience to Bazarsky lecture hall. The panelists represented a diverse range of experiences and knowledge on the topic of immigration, and their voices provided a constructive, well-rounded discussion on the issues that face the United StatesRead More

By: Jacob Belham | Contributing Writer Show me a man who claims his family to be perfect, and I’ll show you a liar. A production that can encapsulate some small aspect of human truth commands the respect of its audience, and Neil Simon’s Brighton Beach Memoirs does just that. Directed by Patricia Hawkridge, the Salve Regina Department of Theatre hasRead More

Photo by Ed Habershaw The men’s soccer team shutout Nichols College yesterday afternoon to cap off an undefeated season. This marks their 10th shutout of the season, and boosts them to a 6-0-2 conference record that ties them for first with Endicott College. The Salve Regina Men’s Soccer team has played more minutes of the game than any other teamRead More