By: Alyssa Jackson | Staff Writer “Training Wheels” is a column about adulting for people living away from home for the first time. Adulting is a daunting task, and when you’re overcome with the pressure of school, work, extracurriculars and maintaining a social life, it can be challenging to navigate how to live sustainably. That’s where I come in: welcomeRead More

By: Maeve McCann | Staff Writer Do you believe in the paranormal?  Spirits may be able to connect with humans in ways beyond our understanding. Here at Salve, the paranormal seemed to have made themselves known. Some of these buildings have resided here for centuries, but to this day students continue to experience paranormal things within them. Let’s start withRead More

By: Amanda DiNatale | Staff Writer As a fashion-forward icon on campus, it is not surprising that this edition of Salve Styles features a show-stopping outfit by Winder Landaverde, ‘23. Found at the fall concert in an orange, frayed-edge corduroy jacket and distressed jeans, it’s hard to miss the remarkable elements of this ensemble. Beginning with the silver butterfly necklace,Read More

By: Amanda DiNatale | Staff Writer While this past week of midterms was a source of stress and fatigue for many students, a plethora of natural phenomena brightened the skies above campus. Beginning Sunday, October 17, a beautiful partially circular rainbow encased the moon. Looking almost like a halo around the moon, this rare celestial event is known as aRead More

By: Morgan Rizzo | Staff Writer Green ivy cascades down the rustic brick wall, inviting a line of famished customers into the homey atmosphere of Cru Cafe, nestled behind an antique car museum off Bellevue Avenue. Laminated photographs of Newport tourist attractions dot wooden picnic tables signifying customers dining in. Framed clippings of local newspapers, captured moments of sailors onRead More