Sarah DeWolfe | Co Editor-in-Chief On Thursday night, the Cleveland Browns encountered something not seen by the team in years: the letter W. The Browns’ 21-17 win over the New York Jets marked their first victory since they played the San Diego Chargers on Christmas Eve of 2016, a drought that lasted exactly 635 days. The team was led byRead More

Sarah DeWolfe | Co Editor-in-Chief If you aren’t already familiar with the name Colin Kaepernick, Nike just made sure you’ll never forget it. Their recent campaign ad has caused an increasing amount of controversy as it’s centered around the already outspoken former NFL quarterback and his national anthem protests while a member of the San Francisco 49ers. Nike released theRead More

By Claire Latsko | Co-Editor-In-Chief This Sunday, April 29, the Female Empowerment Organization (FEO) will be hosting an Empowerment March at 12 p.m. on the Wakehurst Lawn. Alexandra Correia, a junior double majoring in Psychology and Administration of Justice, is spearheading the event as the President of FEO. She also serves as Treasurer of the Black Student Union at Salve,Read More

By Henry Nickerson | Public Relations Coordinator After the mid-semester departure of Salve Theatre Department’s former chair Reggie Phoenix, a challenging show such as Cabaret must have seemed a daunting hurtle to overcome for the leaderless department. However, adjunct director Tom Gleadow proved a wonderful successor to Phoenix. Stunning and powerful, Cabaret was a gamble well-taken for the expanding department.Read More

Especially When They Win Back to Back to Back CCC Championships By Sarah DeWolfe | Staff Writer The Salve Regina Baseball and Softball teams know a thing or two about diamonds. Not only do they put in work on the big diamond every day in order to dominate in their respective conferences, but they have plenty of smaller, shinier diamonds toRead More