By Emily Ferro – Saturday, March 31, tutors from the Salve Regina Academic Development Center made their mark at the New England Peer Tutor Association’s (NEPTA) conference in Worcester, Mass. Held annually, this conference features workshops designed and presented by tutors, for tutors. The Academic Development Center at Save was proud to have two separate presentations at the conference. NotRead More

By Ariel Guertin – What do a quirky left-wing activist, a 16th century princess, and a father and son from Chad have in common? They star in three of the six diverse, new films that will be screened during Salve Regina University’s 7th Annual French Film Festival. Over 2,000 spectators from the Salve Regina and Newport communities attended the festival lastRead More

By Taylor McCarthy – Media Credit: Taylor McCarthy Seventeen years ago, Eva Ruth Flynn had to completely change the way she ate and thought about food after being diagnosed with Celiac Sprue Disease. This condition forces people such as Flynn to cut all things that contain wheat or gluten out of their diet. For her, this meant a huge lifestyleRead More

By Mia Lupo – The eighties- themed restaurant, Donick’s Soups, Sundaes, and More, is the perfect place for Salve students to go, whether they wish to find study places during finals or crave an ice cream sundae on a Saturday night. Walking into Donick’s is like entering a wonderfully preserved time capsule that captures the best of the eighties. PostersRead More

By Kaitlyn Boisvert – It is no secret that college life is not an easy transition. It is a very scary time, where newly recruited students are bombarded with new settings, names, responsibilities, and opportunities. In a sense, students must assert the role of a chameleon, adapting and adjusting to the new environment and leading out a new, exciting chapterRead More