By Kitty Williams | Associate Editor Winter break is just about here and, as always, there is so much to look forward to. Thanksgiving is a welcome distraction but it never seems to come without a heaping pile of homework for every college student. But come Winter break, classes are over and students can finally devote their time to whateverRead More

By Katherine Miele | Staff Writer

By Michelle Karparis | Staff Writer With graduation quickly approaching, seniors across campus are tying together all of the loose ends to their time at Salve and preparing to dive headfirst into the real world. (Only 61 days left people!) Among those eager seniors is RA Juan Roldán. Juan is a Global Business and Economics double major, with a doubleRead More

By Marrissa Ballard | Managing Editor Do the laundry that’s been sitting in your hamper for a week, re-organize and color-code your post-it notes, or maybe watch that new series that just came to Netflix. These are some of the things you could do to put off your work. Everyone is familiar with the word “procrastination.” If you ask a studentRead More

By Marrissa Ballard, Stephanie Menders, Tara Stanzione, Ellena Sweet, Kristin Wilinkiewicz   SGA President Adriano Cirioli has resigned from his position amid criticisms of a post to his personal Snapchat account deemed racially insensitive. Patricia Socarras, SGA’s vice-president, has succeeded Cirioli as the student government’s new leader. On Tuesday, November 10th, SGA held a meeting during which Cirioli resigned. OnRead More