Newport, R.I. – By now most of us are familiar with the name Glenna Kohl; a 2005 Salve graduate who passed away in 2008 after a three-year battle with stage III melanoma. Kohl was only 26 years old.

While her story has touched so many lives, far too many college students continue to visit the tanning beds everyday despite its deadly consequence.

You go to this website multiple times a day, and before you log in you see, “Facebook: A place for friends.” Sometimes when I catch this, I giggle to myself. Is it really? It seems to be more like “Facebook: A vulnerable place where your enemies can harass you” or “Facebook: A place to upload pictures of every party you’ve ever been to.

Newport R.I.-It’s almost 10 p.m. on a Thursday night in the basement of Salve Regina University’s Wakehurst Student Center. Students are grazing through their study materials on comfy couches, the community TV sets are blaring, and students Justin Wood and Nicole Baldassari have just come through the back door and are headed toward the small, soundproof studio behind the basement’s indoor glass window.

By: Angelina Berube and Kaitlyn Boisvert Posted In: Video Channel Pictures: Photo credit: Angelina BerubeSalve’s new chapel takes form. Photo credit: Angelina Berube and Kaitlyn BoisvertAn update on the construction of Salve’s new chapel set for completion this fall.

By: Alaina Gizzo, Stephanie Turaj, and Mary Grace Donaldson Posted In: Video Channel Pictures: Photo credit: Alaina Gizzo, Stephanie Turaj, Mary Grace DonaldsonA look at the new coffee in Miley Cafeteria Photo credit: Mary Grace Donaldson and Alaina GizzoStephanie Turaj, Mosaic’s co-managing editor, investigates Salve’s new coffee.