By Kerry Hayes | Staff Writer By this point in time, almost everyone who tunes into any media outlet should know the name Harvey Weinstein. You may know him as an iconic American film producer and film executive. You may have seen his name attached to a number of renowned pieces of film including Gangs of New York (2002), PlayingRead More

by Madison Schettler | Staff Writer In June of 2012, the Obama Administration’s DACA policy was established. In September of 2017, the Trump Administration rescinded it. DACA, which stands for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, is a temporary suspension of deportation and authorization to work in the United States for young people who were brought here illegally as children. DACARead More

By Claire Latsko, Kitty Williams, and Henry Nickerson | Co-Editors-In-Chief, Associate Editor As the Newport fog rolled into campus on September 26th, so did the Boston Celtics’ team buses. Salve students crowded around Rodgers Recreation Center with hopes of getting a glimpse of their favorite players and taking a selfie with them. Everyone on campus buzzed with excitement that theirRead More

By Kerry Hayes | Staff Writer Title IX was written to make sure that there was equality across genders in all academic settings and academic opportunities. During her visit to George Mason University, Department of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said that there are not enough protections for those accused of sexual misconduct as there are for victims. DeVos plans to develop aRead More

By Stephanie Menders | Managing Editor Disclaimer: People who are quoted in this article were interviewed between February 3 and February 6. Please note that their sentiments reflect the state of the executive order at the time of their interview. “My family members, who survived the genocide, survived by escaping to different countries,” said Mary Chakerian. A senior marketing major withRead More