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

By: Emma O’Grady/Staff Writer The Office of Student Activities hosted a Chester Hadlyme Murder Mystery Party during Salve Regina’s Alumni Weekend Friday September 28th.

By: Madison Schettler/Staffwriter Since the 2016 election, immigration has been an extremely polarizing issue in the United States. For lifelong citizens, it may seem like the immigration debate is nothing more than red versus blue, or Donald Trump angrily tweeting about the border wall. However, it is difficult to understand the true implications of the immigration crisis without understanding theRead More