By: Eilis O’Neil | Staff-Writer and Social Media Management When I say that I miss Mookie Betts playing for the Red Sox, that is a complete understatement. Words cannot describe how much I miss our right fielder. Ever since the trade, the Red Sox team dynamic just felt empty. Not a lot of players could match the energy of Betts,Read More

By: Rebecca Capozzi | Staff-Writer and Treasurer Frustrating. That is the only word that I can use to describe this week’s episode of The Bachelorette. There were so many ups and downs of this episode. There were more moments of me being upset and frustrated with Clare than not. Let me explain why I was so frustrated while watching thisRead More

By: Michaela Conway | Staff-Writer Getting involved in the community of Newport is a great way to better yourself along with helping out those surrounding you! Each month Salve hosts and sends students to a variety of volunteer events. Community service is a requirement to graduate, but even if you complete those ten hours, it can’t hurt to do more.Read More

By: Lindsay Martin | Staff-Writer *DISCLAIMER: Political Op-eds are independently written and do not reflect the views of the Mosaic Student Newspaper or Salve Regina. On October 21, Francesco, a new documentary about Pope Francis, was released, in which he endorsed same-sex civil unions. On October 27, Amy Coney Barrett, popular among religious conservatives, was sworn-in to the U.S. SupremeRead More

By: Lindsay Martin | Staff-Writer The Broadway district of Newport is host to an array of shops and restaurants, modest spots that attract tourists and residents alike. One such place, The Corner Café, is situated appropriately on the corner of Broadway and Collins Street, right beside the Newport Police Department. It may seem like an easy-to-miss spot at first, butRead More