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Communications and creative writing alum shares the practical steps behind building a freelance career, from gaining experience and networking to pitching national outlets.

With the City of Newport's deep connections to the music industry, Salve music students have access to unique opportunities and a creative community right outside the campus gates.

What it's like to perform with professional musicians at the Newport Jazz Festival and a jazz lounge in a Gilded Age mansion.

Suspense novels, romance, philosophy texts, Whitney Houston and Noah Kahan all make the list as Salve faculty and staff share what's filling their beach bags and speakers.

As part of her summer fellowship with the Newport Historical Society, Salve's 2026 John E. McGinty Fellow Noella Suchecki '26 explores the life and legacy of Ida Lewis, one of America's most celebrated lighthouse keepers.

Luke Bayne '24 once hated jazz. Now, he's helping keep Newport's live music scene thriving, teaching music at Tiverton High School and introducing a new generation to the genre.

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.

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. 

Community playhouse revitalized with new lighting, sound and technology.

Inspired by Salve's Compass Summer program, Sydney Dufresne '26 is using advanced geophysical tools to explore and preserve Rhode Island's Revolutionary War-era sites.