Prejudice against the Islam religion is currently at its peak within the United States. Hate crimes and violence against Muslims have been committed across the country – even in our own Rhode Island.

By Mark Benedetti | Staff Writer Surrounding me are blank stares, open mouths, and computer chargers. Camps are sprawling, as supplies such as light food, textbooks, and coats take up additional space. The only ways to break the bleakness of this atmosphere are jokes, broken smiles, and coffee by the bucketful. All of the occupants of the area came hereRead More

By Georgi DeMartino | Op-Ed Editor If you’re a senior, you’ve heard it way too many times. “So, graduation in May, then what?” It’s possibly the most overwhelming phrase anyone could ever say to a soon-to-be-graduate who hasn’t contemplated what’s going to happen on May 18, 2015, when they are no longer an undergrad. I know I certainly haven’t thoughtRead More

By Ciara Speller | Broadcast Editor “Dance is not a sport!” A statement that resonates with countless dancers of the past and present, who train vigorously for hours a week in and out of the studio, much like any other athlete would do. Unlike most sports, dance has no season.  It is a year round commitment with no breaks andRead More

Summer vacation – for college students, it’s a cherished commodity, as the impending “real world” looms closer (what do you mean jobs don’t run on a semester schedule?!). However, Mosaic is in the midst of some big and very exciting changes, and our summer vacation going to be (a little bit) less about the beach and more about redefining ourselves.Read More