By Isabelle Gillibrand | Contributing Editor/President of Seahawk Radio This summer’s Newport Folk Festival featured many rising artists, but in the midst of these new artists is one performer who has played this festival time and time again, yet he comes back each time with fresh material. To many this is an iconic, once-in-a-lifetime festival, but to Chris Smither it wasRead More

Megan Johnstone | Staff Writer After a stressful week of school, work and exams, I was ready to treat myself. I found myself dressing up and heading to grab some dinner at Jo’s American Bistro. Upon entering the restaurant, I was immediately greeted by a friendly wait staff who brought me to my table. The two story restaurant was dimlyRead More

By Henry Nickerson| Associate Editor You don’t need a Valentine to celebrate Valentine’s Day; at least that’s what Bryce and I believe. With only twenty dollars in our pockets, Bryce and I attempted to spend a day  “bro dating” on a budget. Heck, one could even go on these dates with an actual Valentine. 1.Cru Cafe Cru Cafe is NewportRead More

Sarah DeWolfe | Staff Writer As students filed back to Newport for the fall semester many were worried about classes, the cost of textbooks, and professors. However, 99 students returned to campus with another thing on their minds: Football. The Seahawks were back in action and ready to build off of the success they found in the 2016 season, finishing 6-1Read More

Caroline Connick | Associate Editor Throughout Halloween night, Salve students flooded into Wakehurst Student Center to be taken on a tour of campus quite different from the ones they may have taken when deciding to come here for college. This tour took students to Wakehurst, Ochre Court, McAuley, The Breakers, William Watts-Sherman House, and Antone where tour guides told students theRead More