By Hannah Lussier | Managing Editor You thought that the material to celebrate at this Olympics would be gold? It turns out that it’s actually latex. Since the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, South Korea, the world has consistently acknowledged one thing: Olympic athletes have sex. At that event, as a result of the worldwide AIDS crisis, athletes were suppliedRead More

By Kerry Hayes | Staff Writer If I have learned anything in all my years of watching the Winter Olympics it is that: 1) every single country in the world, has incredibly hot athletes, and 2) I am more than qualified to judge them on their performance that they have been training their entire lives for, from the comfort ofRead More

by Henry Nickerson | Public Relations Coordinator On October 26th, group of fellow students and I in the Nuala Pell Leadership Program traveled to Washington D.C. for a series of meetings with leaders from around the world. I was in awe at the beauty of the city and was immediately swept into its fast-paced culture. In D.C., the close relationshipRead More

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

*The opinions and views in this article are of the author’s own volition and do not necessarily reflect those of the Mosaic student newspaper* By Governor Gina Raimondo | Contributor  This past summer, I met a mom in southern Rhode Island. She was dressed for work, and her kids were about the same age as my son, Tommy. We started talking.Read More