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While many archaeology students wait until graduate school for field research, Salve undergrads spend three weeks excavating active sites in New Hampshire and Maine alongside professional archaeologists.

"Story in the Public Square" is a national broadcast that unpacks narratives with outside impact on public understanding and public policy. Hosted by Jim Ludes, the show can be seen each week on public television stations across the United States and seeks to study, celebrate and tell stories that matter. 

At Empire Scottsdale, community is everything. For Ed Wu '06, the boutique coworking space is as much about people and purpose as it is about business.

Pediatric nurse care manager has steadily earned advancing degrees since 2015 while working full time to "keep getting better for my patients, my family and myself."

Salve students traveled to Limerick, Ireland to explore public health systems, returning better prepared to care for diverse populations.

Students from different disciplines did hands-on field work along the New England coast and discovered how conservation links policy, research and local communities.

Looking to publish your own research? Need a source for your assignment, a place to do a group project or… a cookie sheet?

The 13-time Telly Award–winning series is set to launch its new season on public television stations nationwide.

Students delve into the wider context around artificial intelligence technologies and get hands-on time to build and test apps.

In the Compass Summer program "Walking Through History," students traced the steps of philosopher George Berkeley, explored historic landmarks and created interactive scavenger hunts for future visitors.