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How did a bloody murder in a small-town in Kansas make Truman Capote the most famous writer in America? Find the answer in Capote, the 2005 biopic that won critical acclaim for Philip Seymour Hoffman’s tour de force performance as the writer. The film, sponsored by Mosaic, Salve Regina’s student newspaper, will be screened on March 4 at 7:30 p.m.Read More

By Lauren Kane, International News Editor The latest installment in the Atwood Lecture Series was an examination of modern architecture in an entirely new light. Dr. Dietrich Neumann, an architectural historian and assistant professor at Brown University, presented “The Structure of Light: Modern Architecture and its Illumination” February 13 in Bazarsky Lecture Hall. The thesis of the lecture was anRead More

By Brooke Biolo; Mosaic Staff Writer, Did you know that 42% of Salve Regina students study abroad?  Whether it be a yearlong or a program that lasts only a few weeks, more and more students are gaining culture and intellect through the experience, taking their talents to other countries all around the world.  Although almost half of the Salve communityRead More

By Mia Lupo; Mosaic Fashion Editor, Although Valentine’s Day may have passed, staying up all night and watching romantic chick-flicks with friends or an unwilling boyfriend is an activity that never goes out of season. There are a ton of romantic comedies out there—but not all of them are the most fashion-forward! Here are my favorite fashionable romance picks toRead More