A look inside three local restaurants and what they are doing to stay busy during Newport’s dry-spell By Brooke Biolo | International News Editor – As Newport watches summer fade to fall, there is always an air of disappointment. No more bustling Thames St. and many local businesses begin to close their doors for the season.  But what about thoseRead More

By Caitlin McCaul | Staff Writer – According to a recent Wall Street Journal article, religious dormitories are establishing themselves in several universities around the country. Typically appealing to students uninterested in a party atmosphere, these quiet and communal living areas cater to spiritual nourishment. Different from a quiet floor ordinarily located in a standard dorm, these floors, and inRead More

By Tara Stanzione | Staff Writer – Colored lasers shot lights across the great hall of Ochre Court as students dressed in effort to glow-in-the-dark and danced the night away at Salve Regina’s popular blacklight dance last Friday night. At the height of the event, between 10:30p.m. and midnight, as many as 150 students rocked the floor. To maximize the effectRead More

There is nothing more daunting than the moment you watch your parents drive away and leave you to fend for yourself in your new room, without friends and to the start off your college experience.  But, we’ve got 3 key ways that you can succeed during that first year.   GET ORGANIZED College is the time to get organized. GetRead More

You have one more year until graduation and you want to soak up as much of scenic Newport as possible, but you are plagued by essays, deadlines and making next months rent.  So what will you do to ensure you’ve made the most of your time in this City-by-the-Sea?  Here are five things you must do before saying goodbye toRead More