By Caroline Connick | Staff Writer As a lifelong conservative who grew up here in Rhode Island, I often feel like a minority. I’ve found that a lot of people are under the misconceptions that conservatives, specifically Republicans, are racist and sexist elitists. I honestly don’t know where people get that idea from, because that’s not what we’re about atRead More

By Lyndsay Rinere | Contributing Writer After a long week of homework and studying, you’ve lost the desire to go out and party. Instead, you decide to put on your comfiest sweats, order a pizza and watch a movie. As you sit on the couch alone in your dormitory, your phone buzzes and your screen lights up with a textRead More

Catherine Kierce | Staff Writer When a three alarm fire broke out on historic Bellevue last Thursday afternoon, Salve’s students and security officers were some of the first to arrive at the scene. Salve Safety and Security received word of the inferno from the Newport Fire and Police Departments via the 800mhz radio system at about 4:30 p.m. Three of our officersRead More

By Kristin Wilinkiewicz, Tara Stanzione| Co-Editor-In-Chiefs Irin Carmon, a national reporter for MSNBC and one of New York Magazine’s Faces of Young Feminism, will discuss the Internet and the development of global feminism at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 8 in the Bazarsky Lecture Hall. Free and open to the public, Carmon’s lecture is sponsored by the Mosaic student newspaper. “It isRead More

Salve Regina’s first art auction in 8 years achieved success last Tuesday night, raising over $2,600 from the faculty, alumni, and members of the Newport community who came out to bid on the art. The 80 items featured in the auction were not only donated by past and present Salve students, but also from faculty members and people outside ofRead More