By Mia Lupo – Protect Our Wildlife (POW) is a club that focuses on protecting the environment, specifically protecting animal rights and conservation.  Co-presidents Stephanie Beels and Jessica Lane, both sophomores, run the club to help wildlife and to raise awareness in the SRU community. Club members will learn ways to help wildlife everyday – even outside of the classroom.Read More

By Kaitlyn Boisvert- American universities aspire to provide a safe learning environment – a place where students discover and attain personal enrichment without questioning their well-being. If problems arise, these universities take action immediately. Salve is one of many schools where sexual harassment and assault are not taken lightly. According to the U.S. Department of Education, sexual harassment and assaultRead More

By: Vita Duva – In the summer of 2009, an electric machine controlled by the hands of a tattoo artist rapidly drove a single needle in and out of a 20-year-old woman’s un-inked skin; spelling out the name “Tarin Elise” in cursive block letters, later encircled by a streaming free-handed design. Accompanied by a trusted friend (already seasoned with ink),Read More

By: Ally Boucher- Shouts of “S-R-Uuuu” sounded throughout the Rodgers Recreation Center last Wednesday night, September 28 as the Seahawks took on Western New England University’s Golden Bears in women’s volleyball. The lady Seahawks battled to a five-set 3-2 win. It was a tight contest between Salve and their Commonwealth Coast Conference rivals. Salve’s cheering section in the bleachers wasRead More

By Erica Shay – The excitement of starting a new school year has not yet died down. Not even the gloomy weather last Friday, September 23, could stop Salve students from getting out of their rooms to be active and carefree after a week of classes. The students gathered together with friends and made their way to Ochre Court forRead More