NEWPORT, R.I. – On Thursday, Jan. 25 at 8 p.m. Salve Regina’s men’s basketball team played for more than packed stands, they played for the COX Sports Television audience. The game versus Seahawk rival Roger Williams University, which was taped and then aired the following night on CST, is the first time that an athletic event in Salve’s Rodgers Recreation Center has been broadcast on television.

In honor of Black History Month, the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, R.I. is displaying an exhibit called “Breaking the Barriers.” The exhibit will honor the history of African Americans in tennis including Hall of Famers like Arthur Ashe, Althea Gibson and even touches upon influential African Americans playing the game today like Venus and Serena Williams and James Blake.

Time has just expired in the second period of Salve Regina’s Saturday night game against the nation’s 10th ranked team, the R.I.T. Tigers. The Seahawks find themselves down by a score of 5-0. Both of the teams are skating off the ice and heading towards the locker room after a hard fought 20 minutes of hockey.

NEWPORT, RI – This year marked the 30th anniversary of the annual Governor’s Ball, held at Salve Regina University, and raised over $333,600 to benefit the student scholarship fund, on Saturday, Dec. 2.

Upon entrance into Ochre Court, guests were greeted by the sight of the mansion’s Christmas tree.

Reverence for Fr. Angelo D’Agostino will certainly continue to thrive.

Three weeks ago, on Monday, Nov. 20, the Salve Regina community was stirred and saddened by the sudden passing of Fr. D’Agostino. He was a gracious contributor to the social interests of this university, and an international advocate of pursuing peace and showing unending mercy.