By Fiona Flanagan; Mosaic Staff Writer- Christmas seems to be coming sooner and sooner with every passing year. The two month long “holiday” season consists of constant reminders of just how material- obsessed modern day society is. Television is littered with advertisements appealing to children, describing to them exactly what they “need” for the upcoming holiday.Despite this, there are manyRead More

By: Lauren Kane; Mosaic International News Editor– On November 6th, the newly founded Global Studies department hosted its first social event for Global Studies majors in the ballroom of the Young Building’s Pell Center for International Relations. The title of the event was “Adventures in Another Land” and its focus was to offer insight into several study abroad programs. TheRead More

By Mia Lupo; Mosaic Fashion Editor– With a large array of stores in downtown Newport, it’s easy to find stylish clothing and jewelry that’s chic, smart, and affordable. On the other hand, it’s hard to find fashion that is 100% ethically produced and environmentally friendly. For five years, Green Envy Eco Boutique has offered organic and Fair Trade jewelry, clothing,Read More

By: Ciara Speller; Mosaic Broadcasting Editor– On November 22, 2012, families all around the United States will gather and give thanks for all of the things that they value in life. Being surrounded by succulent turkey, stuffing, breads and desserts has become so traditional; it is very easy to lose sight of what this holiday truly represents. Be grateful andRead More

By Kate Drexel; Arts and Entertainment Editor– (Main Story Photo Obtained from Sal Costa’s Facebook Page) On October 29, Sal Costa of Canadian rock band My Darkest Days released his clothing line, in support of the non-profit organization, Trevor Project. The Trevor Project is the leading national organization fixated on suicide prevention efforts among the youth of lesbian, gay, bisexual,Read More