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The McKillop Library is extending its hours during the final two weeks of the semester. Extended hours will run through 4:30 p.m. Friday, May 12.

Hours are:

• 24 hours through 10 p.m. Friday, May 5
• 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, May 6
• 24 hours from 10 a.m. Sunday, May 7 through 4:30 p.m. Friday, May 12

The second and third floors of the library will close at 2 a.m. during extended periods; only the first floor will remain open from 2-8 a.m. Students will need their Salve Regina ID for card swipe access after 10 p.m.

Although the library as a whole is fairly quiet, the third floor is designated the silent study floor. Room 106 is reserved for quiet study from 2-8 a.m., and the computer lab 006 is also designated as a quiet study area during finals.

Groups are encouraged to meet on the first and second floors or in the study rooms: 217, 304, 306 and 317. Students may reserve study rooms online, and rooms may be booked for a maximum of three consecutive hours. If study rooms are not reserved, they are available on a first-come, first-served basis, but priority will be given to groups of three or more students.

The library will have free coffee, tea and hot chocolate available after 9 p.m. Sunday, May 7 and Monday, May 8. In addition, non-alcoholic beverages in spill-resistant containers and snack foods are always permitted in the library. Beverages in open cups and aromatic meals should be consumed in the Bookends Cafe.

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Salve Regina’s film production club Salve Studios will premiere its newest short films, “Triangulum” and “Winter,” during its film festival at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, April 30 in the Bazarsky Lecture Hall.

“It is a film noir, so it’s very much marked by that iconic style of the 1950s,” says club president Lily Margaret Jones ’17 of “Triangulum.” Jones co-directed and co-wrote the film with fellow senior Stephanie Menders. “It’s about a young woman who is suspected of murdering her husband,” Jones added. Audiences can expect everything film noir: mystery, detectives and a femme fatale.

Written and directed by Kevin Onofreo ’17, “Winter” is a drama about two friends who contemplate the divide that has grown between them. Other films to be shown include previously premiered horror film “The Final Cut,” directed by Jones and Ryan Colwell ’17, and thriller “Second Chance Waltz,” directed by Colwell.

“I am very proud of all of them,” Jones said of the four short films Salve Studios has produced since its founding in spring 2015. “It’s really exciting to see this showcase of student work.”

Other involved students include Marrissa Ballard ’17, Colin Burke ’17, Mariana Bracciale ’16, Lea Carpanzano ’18, Ming Fen Congdon ’18, Noah Denzer ’18, Jack Farrell ’18, Nathaniel Flachs ’18, Laura Jedynasty ’17, Matthew Levine ’17, Carlisle Lynch ’20, Henry Nickerson ’20, Kyla Russell ’18, Bryce Sholtes ’20, Sofia Talbot ’17 and Dean Wollenberg ’17.

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The Student Government Association invites all undergraduate students to participate in its executive board and senate elections. Students may vote via Seahawk Connection from 7 a.m. Thursday, April 27 through 10 p.m. Friday, April 28.

Students will have an opportunity to meet the candidates, ask questions and/or share concerns during a meet-and-greet scheduled for 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 26 in the Wakehurst fireplace lounge.

The candidates are:

President

• Dave Fairchild

Vice president

• Lauren Healy

Treasurer

• Olivia Papi

Secretary

• Karina Rapoza

Public relations coordinator

• Katie Gillespie
• Sami Velazquez

Chief justice

• Grayce Rogers

Senator (14 seats open)

• Blanca Guzman
• Chris Chavarria
• Christina DeFalco
• Eddie Cullinane
• Eli Dias
• Erika Lincoln
• Penelope Theodoropoulos
• Erin Barry
• Jack Roque
• Julia Gambardella
• Maria Hendrickson
• Nicole Perez
• Priscilla Gaspard
• Santiago Durango
• Tressie Fretschl
• V Ciottone
• Victoria “V” Johnson
• Zan Carver

Students who have questions or concerns, should email current SGA president Andy Cirioli at adriano.cirioli@salve.edu.

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Salve Regina’s dance minors will be presenting new works in the annual Student Choreography Showcase, directed by assistant professor of dance Lindsay Guarino. Performances will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday, April 27 through Saturday, April 29, with an additional matinee at 2 p.m. Saturday.

The concert includes a wide range of contemporary choreography and many of the pieces are the final projects for DNC400: Choreography. Each piece is the product of a semester-long process of creative exploration, peer feedback and faculty mentorship.

With almost 40 students involved in the production, this event highlights the wealth of talent and the vibrancy of the dance program at Salve Regina. Due to the large number of student choreographers, the weekend’s performances will be divided into two different programs.

Choreographers presenting at 8 p.m. April 27 and 2 p.m. April 29 include Haley Andrews ’18, Elise Capozzi ’19, Emilee Duffy ’17, Marissa Guerard ’18, Shannon Harrington ’18, Allison Lavoie ’17, Marissa Masson ’19, Zoe Michalopoulos ’18, Hayley Robichaud ’18, Maddie Stewart ’19 and Allyson Storch ’18.

Choreographers presenting at 8 p.m. April 28 and 29 include Andrews, Taylor Becchetti ’17, Olivia Gormley ’17, Claire Horvath ’18, Lavoie, Masson, Samantha Nedder ’18, Robichaud, Natalia Santiago ’17 and Sara Vickey ’17.

All performances will be held in the Antone Academic Center’s Megley Theatre. Admission is $5 for Salve Regina students, $8 for Salve Regina faculty and staff and $10 for general. Tickets will be available in the lobby prior to each performance, or call (401) 341-2250 to reserve in advance.

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