By: Madison Schettler | Staff Writer Christmas is coming and so are finals! It’s the most wonderful time of the year, but also the most stressful for us college students. So what do you do when you have four papers due, five exams to study for, and you still have gifts to buy for your friends and family? It canRead More

By: Amanda Valentine | Staff Writer “The holidays” has different implications for everyone- whether that be warmth, gifting, traveling, or religion. But nothing is as universally associated with them as kindness. Whatever you celebrate, kindness and love are at the core of many annual Winter traditions. This year, try extending kindness beyond just your shopping list of gifts, or beyondRead More

By: Henry Nickerson | Co-Editor-in-Chief Finding new music can be a bit overwhelming these days. With the amount of taste algorithms, curated playlists, and new album releases every week, one may find it difficult to sift through the muck. Once in a while, however, a truly unique project distances itself from the pack: Rex Orange County’s Apricot Princess, Tyler the Creator’sRead More

By: Sarah DeWolfe | Co-Editor The Salve Regina Women’s Rugby Team is breaking EVERY ceiling and putting the program on the map as their historic season continues this weekend in the National Small College Rugby Organization Final Four. Today, the ladies will be traveling to Marietta, Georgia for the National Championship semi-finals held at Life University. There will be aRead More

By: Aurora Dziadul | Staff Writer Media is what keeps us connected to the world. Every time something major happens, whether good or bad, ten miles away or ten thousand miles away, media tells us the who, what, where, when, and why of all the major occurrences around the world. The mass media is what makes countless amounts of informationRead More