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Ahead of Rhode Island's November elections, student leaders are encouraging their peers to get involved, find community and make their voices heard.

Psychology professor explores altruism and social decision-making while building an engaged classroom.

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

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

Standout defender turns her college ice hockey experience into international success.

Though they graduated 20 years apart, Julie Kasley '03 and Julia Govoni '24, '25 (M) found that a Salve education – and Newport's thriving tourism industry – provided the perfect foundation for careers in hospitality and events. 

Get to know the newest Seahawks on campus.

'21, '22 (M), '26 (Ph.D.) alum is now a board-certified behavior analyst-doctorate (BCBA-D), a licensed applied behavior analyst (LABA) and college instructor.

Teachers of the Year Diane McBrier '91, '96 (M) and Kileen Gilroy '17 (M), along with principal Kate Gallahue '02, reflect on the Salve experiences behind their work. 

Communications and creative writing alum shares the practical steps behind building a freelance career, from gaining experience and networking to pitching national outlets.