Looking back at my first week as a Seahawk, I’ve already gained some valuable insight. Aside from finally learning the correct buttons to press in the Miley elevators, I’ve realized that every anxiety and adjustment I’ve endured has only been a learning experience that needed to be attained eventually.

By: Stephanie Savage Posted In: News Photo credit: Lori BarileHandcrafted kites by Sue Letourneau Newport, RI- In recognition of the many expansions made to Salve’s McKillop Library this year, an official celebratory opening of the new Learning Commons was held on Sept. 23, 2009. The redesigned first floor, displaying handcrafted kites by Sue Letourneau, now offers more workspace, advanced technologyRead More

By: Tim Lynch Posted In: Entertainment Students in the Performing Arts majors have been working hard these past few weeks in preparation for Fall Festival Weekend, and promise amazing shows for their audiences. The Hunger Concert by Don St. Jean The Hunger Concert will be presented on Friday, Sept. 25, 2009 at 8:00 p.m. in Ochre Court, as part ofRead More

Let’s face it, we procrastinate. Yes, I am talking to you. Don’t deny it. It’s a way of life for us college students, and we stress ourselves out in doing so. Why not procrastinate productively, and use these hints as guidelines to successful, stress free procrastination.

Economy sized condiment pumps, 100% bleach free brown napkins, recyclable coffee cups and biodegradable utensils made from cornhusks graffiti dining locations on Salve Regina University’s campus.

Alongside tray-less dining protrudes homegrown milk from Portsmouth, locally farm-grown fruits and vegetables and fair trade coffee.