By: Katy Cassetta/Staffwriter Located not far from Salve Regina University is the Save the Bay Aquarium and Exploration Center, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to protect and improve Narraganset Bay. The aquarium’s purpose is not just entertainment but education. Its goal is to inform people about the different species in the Bay through the exhibits there. The exhibits areRead 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 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

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

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