By: Michael DeFusco | Staff-Writer You’ve done it, you’ve found the perfect house, in the perfect location, for the perfect price. Then you feel your phone pulsate in your pocket, you peak down and see a text from your agent; someone else got their deposit in first…you lost the house.  This painful process plagues many students, which is exactly whyRead More

By: Amanda Valentine | Editor-in-Chief As election day is coming up at full-speed, I was welcomed by SRU’s College Democrats club for an interview. Co-Presidents Leila Balady- a senior philosophy and political science double major- and Alex Kenney- a junior American history major and double minor in political science and philosophy- kindly discussed with me their club, their thoughts onRead More

By: Eilis O’Neil | Staff-Writer and Social Media Management Disclaimer: Political Op-Eds are independently written and do not reflect the views of the Mosaic Student Newspaper. Who needs a civics lesson as a senator? You’d be surprised to find out some on the Senate Judiciary Committee, especially after the ongoing Supreme Court nominee hearings. If you haven’t been keeping upRead More

By: Liam Cooney | Staff-Writer Freshman year of college is full of so many new challenges, experiences and learning curves. This was the case last September, for the 2023 Salve Regina freshman class, a time which to many seems like a different world and not just a different year. Quarantine and the age of Coronavirus has time-warped our brains. FreshmanRead More

By: Lindsay Martin | Staff-Writer After her American Idol win in 2005, country artist Carrie Underwood has become a household name. Often referred to as the Queen of Country Music, she has not only released seven full-length albums and won countless awards, but she is also the voice of NBC’s Sunday Night Football, a New York Times bestselling author, aRead More