By Henry Nickerson | Associate Editor On a snowy Friday February 10, students, faculty members, and community leaders filed into DiStefano Lecture Hall for the “No Ban No Wall” protest. After growing frustration with President Trump’s executive order banning travelers from seven Muslim-majority countries, as well as his promise to build a wall separating Mexico and America, senior Marrissa Ballard andRead More

By Catherine Kierce| Associate Editor Involvement with campus organizations is one of the most memorable and irreplaceable experiences of being a college student. There are countless benefits to being involved in any Salve Regina University student organization, but here is a list of exclusive benefits you can gain only by joining Mosaic Student News! 1. The People You Meet Mosaic welcomesRead More

By Stephanie Menders | Managing Editor Disclaimer: People who are quoted in this article were interviewed between February 3 and February 6. Please note that their sentiments reflect the state of the executive order at the time of their interview. “My family members, who survived the genocide, survived by escaping to different countries,” said Mary Chakerian. A senior marketing major withRead More

By Michelle Karparis | Associate Editor  Last week, Betsy DeVos was confirmed as the new Secretary of Education as a result of a tie-breaking vote from Vice President, Mike Pence. DeVos’ hearing led to a lot of discussion based on her lack of experience with public schools and her controversial views. Among these are her advocacy for charter schools and lackRead More

By Lily Margaret Jones | Co-Editor-in-Chief On November 30th, the first floor of McKillop Library was host to a panel discussion titled “Baby Hairs and Afros: How Race and Gender Intertwine.”  The panel was organized by three students as an assignment for their introductory Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies class, taught by Dr. Donna Harrington-Lueker. The assignment asked students toRead More