By Kaitlyn Boisvert – On March 26, Newport, R.I. was met with rather dreary weather, which forced many to take shelter underneath coats, umbrellas and warm scarves. It could have been described as a “miserable” day; one that reflected New England weather at its ugliest. One of the people who braved the harsh environment was Anna Badkhen, a renowned journalistRead More

By Ciara Speller – For those who have an interest in catchy, unique music, they may have come across songs such as “Cupid’s Chokehold”, “Cookie Jar”, or “Life Goes On”. These are the songs of none other than the Gym Class Heroes, who will be performing at our spring concert this year. Many of those reading this article are probablyRead More

By Lauren Lisitano – Joseph Farias III decided to open his own salon in Newport in October 2006.  He originally wanted a space in Providence, but found this Newport property and decided he was led here for a reason.  Celebeautique is classified as an upscale, private boutique-salon located on the second floor in Brick Alley.  Farias always gives back toRead More

By Emily Ferro – Saturday, March 31, tutors from the Salve Regina Academic Development Center made their mark at the New England Peer Tutor Association’s (NEPTA) conference in Worcester, Mass. Held annually, this conference features workshops designed and presented by tutors, for tutors. The Academic Development Center at Save was proud to have two separate presentations at the conference. NotRead More

By Lauren Kane – Dystopia (noun): an imagined place or state in which everything is unpleasant or bad, typically a totalitarian or environmentally degraded one. Such a place is depicted in artist Lori Nix’s collection entitled The City, now showing in Antone Center’s Dorrance Hamilton Gallery. The exhibition is simple, pictures hung on the wall, none smaller than 4×2. However,Read More