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Why do we help others? Dr. Natalie Buddiga studies the science
Psychology professor explores altruism and social decision-making while building an engaged classroom.
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Gloria Doliscar '27 makes new discovery in Parkinson's research
Her research uses math, computation and biology to uncover an unknown effect of electrical stimulation on impacted cells.
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What Salve faculty and staff are reading (and listening to) this summer
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.
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For Allyson Gilbert '18, STEM is the throughline for world-spanning educational journeys
Biology program alum inspires the next generation and her own lifelong learning through science and travel abroad.
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Sláinte to the next generation of caregivers!
Salve students traveled to Limerick, Ireland to explore public health systems, returning better prepared to care for diverse populations.
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A music major walks into an oyster farm…
Students from different disciplines did hands-on field work along the New England coast and discovered how conservation links policy, research and local communities.
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Xavier Johnson '28 explores AI ecosystem, ethics and platforms in Compass Summer / "AI Futuremakers"
Students delve into the wider context around artificial intelligence technologies and get hands-on time to build and test apps.
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At Salve, Libby Baldwin '22 got a solid start to her medical career
Newly graduated doctor of osteopathic medicine begins her OB-GYN residency in July 2026.
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Casey Maeve Bermingham '25 finds purpose through nature education from Newport to Hawaii
This Salve alum is learning from the land, and teaching others to do the same.
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Salve helps nursing students lower education cost, establish pathways to employment
Scholars Network employer-sponsored loan repayment program also helps strengthen Rhode Island's nursing workforce.