This piece is part of a series of profiles highlighting women power-players on Salve’s campus. These are made in collaboration with the Female Empowerment Organization for the upcoming Women’s Empowerment March taking place on Saturday, April 6 at Wakehurst Lawn.  Any given day, one may see junior Priscilla Gaspard leading a Philosophy Club meeting, making decisions as an SGA senator,Read More

By: Amanda Valentine | Staff Writer In any book to film adaptation, some details are altered for convenience, others simply left out due to time constraint. With such a large volume of material to work with as the Harry Potter series offers, it’s no surprise that some parts translated differently to the screen. For instance, film Dumbledore was definitely notRead More

By: Aurora Dziadul/Staffwriter In the midst of several student-related apartment break ins, continue reading to learn how you can protect yourself. It’s better to be safe than sorry. You’re walking down the streets surrounding your apartment, making your way back from work after a busy day. You feel the familiar thudding of your heart and quickening of your step asRead More

By: Clare Daly/Staffwriter The sophomore season of Netflix’s hit series American Vandal once again follows high school documentarians Peter Maldonado (Tyler Alvarez) and Sam Ecklund (Griffin Gluck). After the success of the Dylan Maxwell documentary in Season 1, Peter and Sam are asked to investigate a crime at St. Bernardine Catholic High School in Bellevue, Washington. The student body isRead More

By Sarah DeWolfe | Staff Writer Just before the Boston Bruins’ final regular season game last Sunday, 78-year-old Rene Rancourt took to center ice in his usual tux and bowtie ensemble and belted out the national anthem just as he had been doing since 1975. Only this time, Rancourt is calling it a career. After the 2016-17 season, Rene Rancourt willRead More