By: Alyssa Jackson | Staff Writer “Training Wheels” is a column about adulting for people living away from home for the first time. Adulting is a daunting task, and when you’re overcome with the pressure of school, work, extracurriculars and maintaining a social life, it can be challenging to navigate how to live sustainably. That’s where I come in: welcomeRead More

By: Morgan Rizzo | Staff Writer When the world shut down because of the pandemic, there was little for people to do beside a quick trip to the grocery store for essentials. With no vacations, silly friends, or fan-filled concert photos to post, active social media users turned to a new platform to post videos on while stuck in quarantine.Read More

By: Liam W. Cooney | Staff Writer “It feels like March again…” a somewhat common phrase I’ve been hearing over the past few weeks. “It feels like March again,” my Mom tells me over the phone, expressing her concern over the rising Coronavirus cases around the nation, signaling that the second wave of the virus is indeed here. The UnitedRead More

By: Aurora Dziadul/Staff Writer Picture yourself having just received a bad grade on an important test you took last week. You’re probably disappointed, sad, and maybe even a little bit angry. The next week, you find yourself feeling the same way after your roommate is finished yelling at you for not picking up your room like they wanted you to.Read More

By Henry Nickerson | Associate Editor For the 2016/17 school year, Salve collected $37,270 in tuition from each student. Along with this, students who live on campus pay $8,235 for room and board. Included in that room and board fee is a student’s meal plan. For freshman, the meal plan grants them unlimited swipes to Miley Cafeteria, Jazzman’s Cafe, Global Cafe,Read More