By: Amanda Valentine | Staff Writer This piece is part of a series of profiles highlighting women power-players on Salve’s campus. These are made in collaboration with the Female Empowerment Organization for the upcoming Women’s Empowerment March taking place on Saturday, April 6 at Wakehurst Lawn.  For many people, college serves as the time to find and form one’s voice.Read More

This piece is part of a series of profiles highlighting women power-players on Salve’s campus. These are made in collaboration with the Female Empowerment Organization for the upcoming Women’s Empowerment March taking place on Saturday, April 6 at Wakehurst Lawn.  Any given day, one may see junior Priscilla Gaspard leading a Philosophy Club meeting, making decisions as an SGA senator,Read More

 By Caroline Kelley | Contributing Writer “It’s not going to take a lot to make yourself known to someone else and do something good and turn their life around. That’s what a lot of people don’t understand,” says Gabbie Kuba, senior biology major and environmental activist. From the moment she stepped foot on campus, Kuba began serving her community by helpingRead More

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 Katie Kierce | Associate Editor  Marrissa Ballard waits patiently for me at her desk in Salve Regina University’s Writing Center while I print my materials for our meeting. Once I mentioned that I was struggling to come up with essay ideas for our Horror and Gender class, she invited me to make an appointment with her and said she wouldRead More