By Claire Latsko and Kitty Williams | Co-Editors-in-Chief After climbing what seemed like an endless number of stairs up a twisting and narrow turret of an old white colonial house in Newport, we are finally greeted by Dave Fairchild at the door to his apartment. He welcomes us in with smiles, and excitedly jumps into giving us a tour of hisRead More

By Kerry Hayes | Staff Writer Title IX was written to make sure that there was equality across genders in all academic settings and academic opportunities. During her visit to George Mason University, Department of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said that there are not enough protections for those accused of sexual misconduct as there are for victims. DeVos plans to develop aRead More

By Henry Nickerson | Public Relations Coordinator The leaves are beginning to change, Starbucks is pushing pumpkin-spiced everything, and red flannel isn’t solely for Green Day concerts anymore. That’s right, it is Fall. Enjoy The Mosaic’s definitive playlist for easy Autumn listening. 1. “Bike Dream” – Rostam The ex-Vampire Weekend keyboardist and producer Rostam Batmanglij released his first LP, “Half-Light,”Read More

By Hannah Lussier | Managing Editor Just a five minute walk from Rodgers Recreation Center, the newly renovated Toppa Field is giving Salve students a reason to show their Seahawk spirit as they return to campus this fall. After months of negotiation and planning between administrators at Salve and Rogers High School, the Newport City Council voted unanimously for the approval of a $3 million plan toRead More

By Jessica Murphy | Staff Writer The Mercy Center for Spiritual life organized a United in Mercy rally that took place outside McAuley Hall on September 14th. The event was presented for students and faculty to join together to project a unified voice against intolerance, bigotry, racism, and violence. Members of the Salve community took the opportunity to speak about whatRead More