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Salve students gain industry experience at Newport Folk and Jazz festivals
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.
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Students create "pure joy" through jazz dance in Newport
What it's like to perform with professional musicians at the Newport Jazz Festival and a jazz lounge in a Gilded Age mansion.
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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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A "Dabble" of jazz
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.
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An entrepreneurial spirit powered by people
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.
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Jamie Ferris '24 receives Isabel McIsaac Scholarship from Nurses Educational Fund
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."
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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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Meet the three valedictorians of the Class of 2026
Together, the trio represents the heart of the Class of 2026 – deeply involved students who embraced leadership, service and community throughout their four years on campus.