So I get home from school, work, or errands one day (I have no idea where I was and I guess it was probably Nov. 1, 2, or 3) and walk upstairs.

“Did you see the letter we got?” my roommate asks.

“No.”

“It’s in the bathroom downstairs.”

Curious location for a letter I think, but I go back downstairs, into the bathroom, expecting a noise violation or something equally horrible.

NEWPORT-Health Services has contributed to the health care of Salve Regina students since the establishment of the university, yet few know of the many significant

programs and events that Health Services provides.

A Salve Regina University graduate herself, Mary Connell, director of Health

Services, has worked for the university for 25 years.

NEWPORT, RI- Thousands of sparkling white lights illuminate the night sky, among evergreen and wreaths placed outside the entrance.

Once inside the building, pearls are everywhere, wrapped in bright red and white flowers shaped like snowballs, mixed with shimmering snowflakes, white branches, and evergreen, capturing the holiday atmosphere.

A new parent will inevitably wake up in the middle of the night to the sound of his or her baby crying. Mom and dad sleepily drag themselves from the comfort of their own bed to a nearby crib to comfort their newborn, whom they waited nine months to bring into this world.

The Athletic department at Salve Regina University is running a bit smoother thanks to the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, coming to be known on campus as the SAAC.

Salve Athletic Director Del Malloy is the faculty advisor for the club, which is mostly run by the two student chairs, Kacie Gallo and Ben Kelley.