By: Maeve McCann | Secretary McAuley Day celebrates Catherine McAuley and her contribution to our institution as we know it today. She was the founder of the Sisters of Mercy, which is what our university is built upon. Every year, on a day that is undisclosed to the students, Salve Regina suspends classes to celebrate. On this day there isRead More

By: Margaret Kelly | Staff Writer Everywhere you look these days, people are talking about how bad social media is for the world. Every wellness site you look at is likely to include some version of “taking a social media cleanse” with hopes of health benefits. It’s true, social media can become incredibly damaging if used incorrectly. However, for everyRead More

By: Caitlyn Bailey | Editor-in-Chief On April 7th, the Office of Student Engagement and the Student Government Association hosted the Spring Student Leadership Summit in O’Hare for attendees to engage in leadership development. The three-hour event involved a workshop, a student involvement panel, and a presentation regarding updates to the campus platform Seahawk Connection. The presentation portion was led byRead More

By: Liam W. Cooney | Staff Writer An exclusive series with the Salve Mosaic Newspaper: Salve Celebrities. Featuring some of the most well-known, charismatic, entertaining, and involved students our campus has to offer, this series aims to spotlight unique students to get their own take on their stardom. Next up on our Seahawk Celebrities, we have the one and only senior FaithRead More

Paul J. Medeiros | Adjunct Faculty Forsythia and daffodils are soon in abundance. Biological life tentatively steps forth, and every scholar at last exchanges oxygenated air. In Spring, it is popular to observe upright, blossoming trees and vertebrates on the loose. Lo! Just now is life in the first, springy act: oozing and congealing, shooting forth and drooping abundant. NoteRead More