By Kelsey Murray – The queasy feelings in your stomach, the sweaty palms and procrastinating tendencies are not a casual case of the flu. No, these are the symptoms of senioritis. Urban Dictionary defines this as, “A crippling disease that strikes seniors.” Seniors usually start to slack off, lose focus and freak out about the next steps to take in theirRead More

By Kaitlyn Boisvert – For social workers, happiness and gratification can come in small, unexpected yet beautiful places. It can perhaps take presence in a moment where a homeless patron smiles in gratitude upon receiving a meal or when a child can find the faith and courage to laugh again after encountering misfortune and grief. It is a practice thatRead More

By Ciara Speller – After weeks and weeks of hard work, sports, and extra-curricular activities, Salve Regina students finally got a well deserved break. There is a surplus of things that I am sure that students did over their month-long vacation. Some Salve students were able to fly home overseas and spend time in their tropical habitats with friends andRead More

By Ariel Guertin – Upon first entering the library and turning right, students returning from break are finding that a once familiar space has been altered. During Winter Break and throughout the month of January, significant changes are being made to the east wing of the Learning Commons thanks to a recent $69,550 grant from The Champlin Foundations, the organizationRead More

By Lauren Kane – With the new semester comes a new art exhibit at the Dorrance H. Hamilton Gallery in the Antone Center. The new works on display are the winners of the Rhode Island Scholastic Art Awards. These awards are presented to middle and high school students who submit their work to be judged. The awards program also offersRead More