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Her research uses math, computation and biology to uncover an unknown effect of electrical stimulation on impacted cells.

Dr. Tim Neary, a professor of history at Salve Regina University and a Pell Center Faculty Fellow, explores how personal experience shapes historical inquiry and why understanding the complexities of historical figures gives us a more honest view of the past and more confidence in our ability to shape the future.

University welcomes nine full-time faculty members and two Fulbright Foreign Language Teaching Assistants in fall 2026.

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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Mentors' caring, compassion and inspiration ignite the same attributes in students.

Dr. Redihan reflects on how her dual interests in Cold War and Olympic history have shaped her research on how global superpowers use the Games to their advantage.

Anderson reflects on how her experiences connecting with community organizations has allowed her students to dive into the practices of civic education and engagement.

The Ocean State and other coastal areas are responding to rising seas by shifting to "living shorelines" that use natural substances, said Salve Regina University assistant professor Christine Ramsay.

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