By Stephanie Menders | Staff Writer The average Salve Regina student will spend 70 days of their 2016 Spring Semester in class, but not April 1st. This is a sacred day, absent of lectures, pop quizzes, and exams and the ‘participation points’ for attendance are much more personal. April 1st, 2016 is a day reserved for students. April 1st isRead More

*Photo courtesy of www.smallbitesrhodeisland.blogspot.com/ By Lily Jones | Arts and Entertainment Editor Located at 19 Charles St., somewhat off of Newport’s beaten path, is a quaint little eatery called Perro Salado (Spanish for “Salty Dog”). As described by its website, the restaurant serves “fresh” and “innovative” Mexican cuisine and “bold” and “fresh” drinks in a “whimsical” yet “inviting” space that hearkensRead More

By Tara Stanzione | Co-Editor-In-Chief Since the second semester of my senior year seems to be soaring by, I figured that I would stop for a moment to reflect on everything that I appreciate, while I still can. Being a college student at Salve Regina University has given me so much to be thankful for, and I know that afterRead More

By Stephanie Menders | Staff Writer Salve Regina’s Student Government Association, a representative of student voices, met on February 2nd, 2016 in Ochre Court to discuss their opinions and concerns regarding improving student life. The group discussed a number of important topics, but five matters took the forefront. The Odyssey’s Sodexo Article: When the floor opened to the Dining Services Committee,Read More

Beyoncé’s politically charged music video for new single “Formation” and subsequent SuperBowl performance have caused controversy in the media; however, is there any validity to the claims that Beyoncé shouldn’t being using the stage to make a statement?