Paul J. Medeiros | Adjunct Faculty Forsythia and daffodils are soon in abundance. Biological life tentatively steps forth, and every scholar at last exchanges oxygenated air. In Spring, it is popular to observe upright, blossoming trees and vertebrates on the loose. Lo! Just now is life in the first, springy act: oozing and congealing, shooting forth and drooping abundant. NoteRead More

By: Liam W. Cooney | Staff Writer This upcoming Friday, December 8th and Saturday, December 9th, Salve Regina’s history department will put forth the 40th annual senior thesis presentations. Showcasing the nearly year long work of senior history majors, this year’s topics are sure to intrigue any audience member. The event is open to the public. All are welcome toRead More

“Student activism has long been a means to bring a sense of consciousness and awareness to campus issues. It is also supported by our mission and displays care for community and the needs of all students. The recent Title IX protest was no different. It helped to educate members of the campus community to the unfortunate experiences of students inRead More

By: Liam W. Cooney | Staff Writer Endless dances and catchy songs, robot voices and Tik Tok trends. This is my little known knowledge about the social media platform that is Tik Tok, well, in terms of the actual usage of the app itself. I am often the person that is sent a Tik Tok, or told a Tik TokRead More

By: Caitlyn Bailey | Treasurer This past Tuesday, industry giant Live Nation faced a senate hearing for possible antitrustviolations within its secondary company, TicketMaster. Cries for action became deafening afterpop icon Taylor Swift’s presale ticket fiasco in November, and senators began to hammer thepresident of Live Nation Entertainment, Joe Berchtold, with various questions in order to fullyunderstand the depth ofRead More