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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.

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?

High-scoring authoritarians are more likely than low authoritarians to support changing election rules, censoring media sources and ignoring court decisions.

Students gain hands-on experience and build patient care abilities working with a supportive community partner.

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

McKillop Library’s spring faculty lecture series proves scholarship can be surprisingly fun. 

Here are some of the more unusual courses offered at Salve.

RI’s Summer Undergraduate Research Fund (SURF) led Seton Smith ’26 to work with the Atlantic Shark Institute.

Colin Woodard of Nationhood Lab explains the culture clashes and political alignments of pre-Civil War NYC in Smithsonian magazine.