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Ahead of Rhode Island's November elections, student leaders are encouraging their peers to get involved, find community and make their voices heard.

October 2026 survey finds strong congressional incumbents, a competitive governor's race, and a statistical tie for lieutenant governor.

Panelists emphasize the far-reaching impact of policy and the power of the vote.

The national installment of the Pell Center’s Voices of Value survey found nearly 2 in 3 Democrats think the U.S. is now a dictatorship, a position held by only 1 in 20 Republicans

Former U.S. Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul, Rhode Island Secretary of State Gregg Amore, Boston Globe reporter Ed Fitzpatrick and community activist Shahidah Ali join Salve experts to explore topics from voting rights to AI to the war in Ukraine and mid-term elections.  

Helena Foulkes leads in Democratic primary for RI Governor and Incumbent Senator Jack Reed receives strong support in his Senate race, but likely voters remain undecided in down-ballot, statewide races. 

A redesigned curriculum is giving students hands-on policy experience, deeper civic engagement and new pathways to ethical leadership.

This Salve alum is learning from the land, and teaching others to do the same.

Salve Regina University’s Dr. William Leeman traces the history of presidents accumulating the power to initiate wars in the name of self-defense.

Through rare access to Vatican archives, Michael Deel '23 (M) investigates how the Church navigates diplomacy with authoritarian governments.