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Pell Center announces fall 2026 event series
Former U.S. Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul, Rhode Island Secretary of State Gregg Amore, Boston Globe reporter Ed Fitzpatrick and community activist Shahidah Ali join Salve experts to explore topics from voting rights to AI to the war in Ukraine and mid-term elections.
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New Survey: Foulkes leads McKee in Governor’s race, Reed holds strong Senate lead, other races remain uncertain
Helena Foulkes leads in Democratic primary for RI Governor and Incumbent Senator Jack Reed receives strong support in his Senate race, but likely voters remain undecided in down-ballot, statewide races.
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Learning by leading: Inside the reimagined Nuala Pell Leadership Program
A redesigned curriculum is giving students hands-on policy experience, deeper civic engagement and new pathways to ethical leadership.
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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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Can Congress reclaim its war powers as the Founding Fathers intended?
Salve Regina University’s Dr. William Leeman traces the history of presidents accumulating the power to initiate wars in the name of self-defense.
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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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The role of first lady has evolved to become "quite active in policymaking," Salve Regina University professor says
With the Melania Trump film focusing attention on her role at the White House, Dr. Mary Anderson talks about first ladies through history, from Mary Washington to Jill Biden.
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Should R.I. regulate private equity in health care after a crisis threatened two safety-net hospitals?
On the Rhode Island Report podcast, a Salve Regina University expert talks about what Massachusetts, Maine, and Oregon have done to control private equity and protect patients.
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Trump is undercutting world order launched after WWII, history professor says
On the Rhode Island Report podcast, Salve Regina University professor Jim Ludes talks about US foreign policy on Greenland, Venezuela, and Canada.