By Isabella Meier and Anna Weygang | Staff Writers Picture this: You’ve had a horrible day, and after four long classes it’s finally time to have dinner. You’re excited – maybe this will be the pick-me-up you needed. Maybe, for once, the dining hall will make something that doesn’t have you a bit concerned about your health. You walk intoRead More

By: Bryn Stiles | Staff Writer With the newfound chill in the air, leaves on the ground, and pumpkin drinks in hand, it is safe to say that spooky season is quickly approaching us here in New England. With this shift in season, you should take advantage of the opportunity to visit the famed home of the late 16th-century SalemRead More

By: Lauren Soper | Staff Writer Addressing the elephant in the room… The review you are about to read is coming from a 22-year-old college senior with zero culinary background, who for the last four years, has survived off meal-swipes and coffee. Although, not a seasoned chief or food critic like Andrew Zimmern, my niche is simple; spend less andRead More

According to Evan St. Martin, the best music is made with friends.  At a listening party to celebrate the photographer’s musical debut— a collection of five songs published under the name “Laden Valley”—  St. Martin and fellow photographer Dave Sarazen made a connection. Or, in St. Martin’s words, “That was when the bromance started.”  From that day, the pair becameRead More

By: Clare Daly | Staff Writer The Best of Salve Students (or B.O.S.S.) art show consists of over 70 works in paintings, graphic design, fashion, and other mediums on display in Antone’s Dorrance H. Hamilton gallery. The pieces were chosen by professors of the various arts courses taught at Salve. The works were judged by May Babcock, a local artistRead More