By: Alix Rosseau | Staff Writer London, United Kingdom – As giddy journalists and immigrants pile into an intimate screening room in a secluded annex of central London, many have come to watch Hollywoodgate—a documentary by Ibrahim Nash’at that follows Taliban officials and their quest to rebuild their country in a post-American occupation world. The film does not shy awayRead More

By: Emma Liarikos | Staff Writer Calling all travelers! Submissions for studying abroad spring semester are right around the corner. As you take a look at all of the options Salve has to offer, don’t forget about the newest addition to their portfolio: University of Otago in Dunedin, New Zealand! The spring 2022 semester will be the first season SalveRead More

By: Amanda Valentine | Staff Writer Before leaving for study abroad, the Office of International Programs had informed us of what to do in the face of any problem, from the simplest to the most challenging: from dealing with a drunken roommate to handling yourself in a terrorist attack. Despite the preparation, no one could have guessed or even remotelyRead More

Kerry Hayes | Staff Writer Whether it’s in the back of a cab, out at the pubs, or in line at the grocery store, my American accent gives me away. The simple question “Where are you from?” now holds so much weight, because once you answer “I’m from the United States,” it is immediately followed by questions regarding Donald Trump. RegardlessRead More

by Emma Buckley | Contributor Studying abroad has always been something I’ve dreamed of doing. Yes, cliche I know, because many college students share this same thought. But, when I started actually looking into it, I was overwhelmed with all of the possibilities, different countries, geography, languages, and programs. I somehow had to narrow it down. When I started to thinkRead More