By: Emily Gaudette | Staff Writer March 1, 2020: Former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, Pete Buttigieg drops out of the Democratic presidential race and endorses former Vice President Joe Biden. March 2, 2020: Senator Amy Klobuchar drops out of the race and endorses Joe Biden. March 4, 2020: Former mayor of New York City, Mike Bloomberg drops out ofRead More

By: Sarah DeWolfe | Co-Editor As reigning Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) Champions, the Seahawks shared the top spot in the CCC Baseball Preseason Coaches’ Poll with Endicott College. Five games into the season, this team is proving that that No. 1 spot is rightfully deserved. Now 4-0 after a home victory against New England College on Wednesday, they outscore theirRead More

By: Eilis O’Neil | Staff Writer Before going into Bazarsky Lecture Hall, the only thing I really knew about Dr. Cornel West was that he had so much love and passion for everything. I walked through the double doors to find so many people from the Salve community sitting down and chatting with each other. Closer to the stage seemedRead More

By: Rebecca Capozzi | Staff Writer On March 5th, Stagefright opened their production of The Addams Family in the Megley Theatre. I have seen several productions of The Addams Family and have loved all of them. So, I had pretty high expectations for this performance. Let me tell you, this performance exceeded my expectations. There was not one part ofRead More

By: Eilis O’Neil | Staff Writer When you hear the band name of 5 Seconds of Summer, you probably think of the song that mentions American Apparel underwear and how you look so perfect standing there. Discovered on YouTube by One Direction member Louis Tomlinson, 5 Seconds of Summer was asked to join their world tours twice as opening acts.Read More