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

By: Emily Ferro and Alexandra Ventura – When a student nears the end of their high school career, there is one subject that is brought up continuously: college. What schools are they looking at, when do they need to apply, are they excited to leave home? But before students can start prattling off the list of schools they wish toRead More

By Emily Ferro- Along with the warm weather and sunshine that come with the months of spring comes a time of change. Flowers bloom, birds sing, and people are no longer boarded into their homes trying to keep warm. Spring quickly gives way to the euphoria of summer, and those who are lucky enough to have a true summer vacationRead More

By Rachel Borba – Many students have seen more motivational speakers than they can count through high school and the start of college. It can often seem like the speakers are giving the same speech – clichéd phrases included. This past week the Salve Regina community was pleasantly surprised when they heard the speech of motivational speaker, Marc Wayshak: “TheRead More

By Kaitlyn Boisvert- For its 2011 Convocation ceremony, Salve Regina University selected Father Gregory Boyle as its commencement speaker.  After University President Sister Jane Gerety, RSM awarded Boyle an honorary degree commemorating his charity work, Boyle greeted the class of 2015 and began to tell them his story, mission, and hope for them to express kinship towards others throughout theirRead More