By Caitlin McCaul | Staff Writer According to the New York Times article “They Loved Your GPA Then They Saw Your Tweets,” by Natasha Singer, a person’s activity on social media can influence and even determine the outcome of important decisions in life, like applying to college. Depending on what is posted on social media sites, the content can haveRead More

By Lauren Kane | Co-Editor-in-Chief –   her·met·ic (adj): closed tightly so that no air can go in or out impervious to external influence recluse, solitary Thus is how the newest installation in the Dorrance Hamilton Gallery defines itself. The pieces on display in the gallery are a sampling of the large collection that local Newport painter James Baker hasRead More

By Ciara Speller | Broadcast Editor –   Thanksgiving is now just days away.  The time for great food, family and new memories being made is almost here. What could be better than eating delicious sweets and treats, while being surrounded with your favorite people? And with this new “DIY” or Do It Yourself craze, so many different festive snacksRead More

By Meredith Mason | Campus News Editor –   The Salve Regina Student Government Association nominates Adriano (Andy) Cirioli, a freshman from North Haven Connecticut, as senator of the week. Cirioli is a secondary education and history double major with a minor in political science. Q: How would you describe yourself in a single adjective? A: If I had toRead More

By Jenna Mackevich | Staff Writer –   Sometimes when you see a tattoo, you have to wonder if the person has a good understanding of the word permanent. The New York Times recently answered a question from a woman in Lexington, Massachusetts about how to stop her daughter from getting a tattoo.  The mother and her husband are payingRead More