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The Class of 2026 thanks faculty and staff for their support and guidance
Mentors' caring, compassion and inspiration ignite the same attributes in students.
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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 Ph.D. student conducts research at the Vatican, meets Pope Leo XIV
Through rare access to Vatican archives, Michael Deel '23 (M) investigates how the Church navigates diplomacy with authoritarian governments.
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Digging deeper into Revolutionary War-era history
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.
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Can AI predict the next breakout NHL star?
Carolyn T. Stirling '26 explores how machine learning and performance data intersect, bringing her passion for hockey and analytics to the SRyou Student Exposition.
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Gracie Kolbenschlag '27 finds her place among historic buildings and on the slopes
Utah native takes preservation learnings back to her home state, brings passion for skiing to start the Salve Ski and Snowboard Club.
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Going straight fore the net
Jack McMullen ’26 moves between the basketball court and the fairway, earning a No. 22 national club golf ranking.
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Rose Almonacid '10’s nursing career takes flight in the U.S. Air Force
Many students graduate college with a career plan that appears to be linear. That’s rarely the case. For Rose Almonacid, hers took an unexpected direction; up, to the skies.
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For Alyssandra Anderson ’26, psychology and social work go hand in hand
Double majoring strengthened both conceptual understanding and practical application of each discipline.
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Salve fuels the staff at Aquidneck Elementary
Nine alums teaching, sharing and thriving in local school.
