By: Amanda DiNatale | Staff Writer As every performer can testify, these last couple years of canceled, masked, and modified productions have granted a newfound appreciation for live theatre. Despite the ongoing threat of the pandemic this semester, Salve students and faculty have worked dutifully to adapt to safety regulations and get performers back on stage as quickly as possible.Read More

By: Amanda Valentine | Editor-in-Chief Salve Alliance hosted a Q&A on Monday night with drag performer Peppermint, the first runner-up from season nine of RuPaul’s Drag Race and the first trans woman to compete on the show. The queen brought a slice of the runway to Salve as soon as she made her entrance: rainbow spotlights flooded the walls asRead More

By: Liam Cooney | Staff Writer Salve men’s Basketball is back after a more than a 700-day hiatus due to the cancellation of the 2020-2021 season. The Seahawks are currently sitting at 3-2 overall, riding a three-game win streak having beat Babson College, Coast Guard, and Fisher College. On top of the intercollegiate success, two Seahawks have also made theirRead More

By: Lindsay Martin | Staff Writer There are few faculty members on Salve’s campus better known than Professor Hoffmann, retired Administration of Justice professor and coordinator of Pet Therapy Stress Busters. Originally from Paterson, New Jersey, Professor Hoffmann is entering her 34th year here at Salve. She enthusiastically responded to my email asking if she would like to be Mosaic’sRead More

By: Kimberly Earlywine | Staff Writer Lined by a driveway of arboretum trees, Wakehurst is one of the most subtly enchanting and intriguing mansions on Salve’s campus. Newer students to Salve may only know Wakehurst as “Gerety,” as the building was dedicated to Sister Jane Gerety, former President of Salve Regina, to honor her commitment to the University.  The stoneRead More