Rays vs. Dodgers: World Series Analysis
Kyle Sorgi, Staff Writer Major League Baseball (MLB), like every other sport, had a completely different feel in 2020 than any other season. Not only was its regular season condensed from 162 to 60 games, but the playoffs welcomed six more teams than usual after the MLB adopted a 16-team bracket for a one-of-a-kind path to the World Series. This season will go down as one of the oddest in league h... More »
The Real Issue At Hand
Alexander Geragotelis, Staff Writer The issue is not the administration’s stance, it is their lack of leadership. By now, almost everyone at Assumption is aware of the current tension between the administration and most of the student body. Since the Monday October 19th Daily FYI For Students Email, which contained a letter from the US Conference of Catholic Bishops that stated gay marriage was... More »
The Ethics of Unpaid Internships
Oliver Bugbee, Staff Writer Internships are a great way to learn. They allow for a person to experience personal growth and gain new knowledge that they might not in the classroom. Internships can provide a hands-on preview of work in the real world. They provide opportunities for people to get ahead and get experience they may need for a potential entry-level job after graduation. However, in mo... More »
Something Rotten
Mikaela Newman, Staff Writer There’s Something Rotten in the State of Assumption, and it’s Blatant Homophobia Growing up in a fundamentalist Southern Baptist (yeah, like Westboro Baptist Church) household, “gay” was a taboo word. We didn’t talk about it or even acknowledge its existence. When I asked what it meant, at a young age, nobody wanted to tell me. And when my questions w... More »
Your Vote, Their Voice
Maggie Buckley, Copy Editor The email. The handbook. The message from the president. I am sure that if you are reading this, you know exactly what I am referring to. It is more than obvious that we are living in a contentious and divisive time, especially with Election Day rapidly approaching, so the Campus Ministry at Assumption University stepped in to arm students with... More »
ACB: Her Role in the Supreme Court
Tabatha Criollo, Staff Writer Amy Coney Barrett was born in New Orleans, Louisiana on January 28,1972. She attended Rhodes College for her Bachelor of Arts degree and later attended Notre Dame Law School on a full tuition scholarship and graduated first in her class. She became a professor at the Notre Dame Law school and taught civil procedures, constitutional law, and statutory interpretation. ... More »
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109 articles in this category More ArticlesMoreBarrett Nominated for the Bench
Maureen Lynch, Staff Writer Throughout the month of October, Capital Hill has been front and center. With the elections heating up, Congress has been quick to push through its latest nominee to the Supreme Court Bench. Judge Amy Coney Barrett was nominated to... More »
Arts & Entertainment
MoreAURORA Takes Us on a Tragically Beautiful Journey to Face Our Demons
Victoria Freitas, Staff Writer Though the album “Infections of a Different Kind – Step I” wasn’t released in 2020, the message is relevant two years later more than ever. Amidst the uncertain future due to the pandemic and population resor... More »
Opinion
MoreThe Real Issue At Hand
Alexander Geragotelis, Staff Writer The issue is not the administration’s stance, it is their lack of leadership. By now, almost everyone at Assumption is aware of the current tension between the administration and most of the student body. Since the Monday... More »