By Kaitlyn Boisvert- American universities aspire to provide a safe learning environment – a place where students discover and attain personal enrichment without questioning their well-being. If problems arise, these universities take action immediately. Salve is one of many schools where sexual harassment and assault are not taken lightly. According to the U.S. Department of Education, sexual harassment and assaultRead More

By Erica Shay – The excitement of starting a new school year has not yet died down. Not even the gloomy weather last Friday, September 23, could stop Salve students from getting out of their rooms to be active and carefree after a week of classes. The students gathered together with friends and made their way to Ochre Court forRead More

By: Brittany Lauro Could 2012 be the year without a summer? Imagine a life without bare feet on the blacktop; a life where skin is rarely sun-kissed and sand in your beach bottoms is nonexistent. Kiss the bells and chimes of the ice cream man goodbye and forget the familiar songs of nighttime crickets. Eliminate these delightful and steadfast summerRead More

By: Lauren Kane – On Monday, September 30, Dr. Sally Gomaa, Associate Professor in Salve Regina’s Department of English, gave a presentation on her work translating the novel Nabidh ahmar, or Red Wine, by Amina Zaydan, from Egyptian to English. The presentation took place in the McKillop Library. The novel was originally published by the American University of Cairo PressRead More

By: Jarad Sassone-McHugh – Ochre Court was a place of health and well being on Tuesday, September 27. Three women, who’s combined experience in nursing add up to half a century, sat in Ochre Court. They patiently awaited anyone who felt the need to escape disease with the help of one simple shot (and for whoever is deathly afraid ofRead More