By Hannah Lussier | Associate Editor Pope Francis, one of the most socially progressive figures to ever lead the Catholic Church, has recently strengthened his already strong reputation as a champion for environmental causes by amending both the spiritual and the corporal works of mercy to include an environmental focus. The traditional seven works of mercy were born out ofRead 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

By Madeline Key | Contributing Writer

By Kristin Wilinkiewicz, Tara Stanzione| Co-Editor-In-Chiefs Irin Carmon, a national reporter for MSNBC and one of New York Magazine’s Faces of Young Feminism, will discuss the Internet and the development of global feminism at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 8 in the Bazarsky Lecture Hall. Free and open to the public, Carmon’s lecture is sponsored by the Mosaic student newspaper. “It isRead More

By Michelle Karparis | Staff Writer   On the night of Salve’s Snowball, CAB President, Gina Tonini, could be seen glowing in her cream colored gown under the snowflake strobe lights. On most other nights, she can often be found in Wallace Hall entertaining her residents (and probably Lauren Healy). Gina is a junior studying Business Administration and Psychology; she’s also a second-yearRead More