By Catherine Kierce | Associate Editor Tensely straightened bodies are suspended above the floor, supported only by open palms placed at shoulders length apart and outstretched toes. “It’s all a mental game,” the teacher instructs as her dancers’ muscles begin to quiver. Toned abdomens begin gently dropping to the floor, strong shoulders giving out from stress. Towards the back of theRead More

By Henry Nickerson | Staff Writer You may not have heard fans parading in the streets every Saturday or players boasting their success in class, but Salve Regina’s 2016 football team silently became one of the big powerhouses in the Commonwealth Coast Conference this season. Owning one of the most disciplined and offensively minded teams in the conference, the SeahawksRead More

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By Caroline Connick | Staff Writer Salve students flooded the garden level of Miley Hall Tuesday night to witness the results of what for many of them was their first presidential election as voters. Despite the major divisions that came out of this campaign season, students of all political views mingled in the crowd surrounding a projector displaying CNN’s live ElectionRead More

By Henry Nickerson | Staff Writer If you think of long drives through country roads when you think of Autumn, then this might be the playlist for you. Featuring some of the old rock-folk classics, and some new alternative rock hits, this playlist embodies the feeling fall gives us all. “Pulaski at Night” by Andrew Bird “Lost in a Dream”Read More