By Sofjola Bego | Staff Writer Environmental friendliness is no longer a new concept to colleges, especially Salve Regina. For a while now, our school has successfully promoted and developed recycling in dorms, less usage of water bottles, and more bike utilization. However, how much effort does it really take to comply with these eco-friendly attempts? When we want toRead More

Kristin Wilinkiewicz | Arts and Entertainment Editor The Salve Regina University’s department of Theater and Dance is at it again. This time, they’ve back with the world’s longest-running musical, The Fantasticks, directed by Reggie Phoenix. The play is about two neighboring families that trick their children into falling in love with one another. What happens afterwards is an entertaining mixRead More

By Mia Lupo | Fashion and Lifestyles C0-Editor Salve Regina University business majors modeled the latest business casual styles from Talbot’s on the McAuley lawn. Ladies modeled clothing from Talbots, located on the corner of Bellevue Ave. and Memorial Blvd., and men modeled Top Man apparel, which is available at the New England Harbour Club. The photo shoot was part of “GettingRead More

By Kate Drexel | Managing Editor Salve students gathered together Thursday, April 10 to join in protesting against rape culture, known as the SlutWalk. This is the event’s first year on campus as part of a Capstone class. The students who participated dressed provocatively and wrote messages on their bodies such as “Still Not Asking For It.” “SlutWalk, internationally, wasRead More

Students are full of stories—Salve knows that. That’s why Salve Regina’s theater club, Stagefright, in partnership with the Playwriting Guild produced a night of student-written pieces for the stage this weekend. Twenty three students worked together in order to present twenty short plays that kept the audience entranced over the course of two hours. Students in the Playwriting Guild actedRead More