Members of Salve’s Model United Nations club are students interested in international affairs and world politics, and have a passion for sharing their views. Students in Model UN participate in real debates with other universities (on three to four day conferences,) go on field trips and the club also hosts guest speakers.

While most students are busy with their hectic lives including work, homework and clubs, some students are taking time to unwind and knit. Salve Regina’s “Sabbath knitting” group is open to students, faculty and staff. The knitting group meets from 12:15 to 1:15 p.

There will be no need for the National Grid next weekend on the Salve campus. The energy put into SRU Dance’s fall performance is enough to power the whole campus.

SRU Dance, Salve’s largest student-run organization, is busily rehearsing for their fall 2010 performance titled “Power Trip,” after the Kanye West song “Power” which the show’s opening dance is set to.

What can you do with an English Major?

Freshmen English majors will spend the next four years attempting to figure out what they want out of the major. Senior English majors have to answer this question very soon as they begin to search for jobs. So to assist in answering this question, the Salve Regina English Department hosted an event in the Distefano Lecture hall on Saturday, Nov.

Veronica Rynn is not only a nutrition teacher in the nursing department at Salve Regina University, but she also knows how to move her feet on the dance floor. Rynn teaches a Tango class every Tuesday night from 7 to 8:15 p.m. at the Edward King House, which is an old red brick building right behind the CVS on Bellevue Avenue.