Keeping in Touch
Sydney Tappan, Assistant Editor-in-Chief / Campus Life Editor When we cannot all be in the physical presence of one another, it is important to keep in touch with those that are important to us by any means possible. We went from seeing one another every day to not at all for months at a time. College students especially took this hard as we all went from living with our best friends and roommate... More »
The Masters: 2020 Edition
Kyle Sorgi, Staff Writer “A tradition unlike any other,” says sports broadcasting icon Jim Nantz, is one way to describe the annual Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia. Its rich history, dreamy foliage on Magnolia Lane and the course, and the one-of-a-kind green jacket bestowed upon the winner set the Masters apart from every other PGA Golf event. One more fac... More »
Stay Productive During Remote Learning
Sydney Tappan, Assistant Editor-in-Chief / Campus Life Editor Right now, I along with many others, find it more than difficult to stay focused and motivated while we sit at home distracted by things that are more interesting than the work in front of us. Doing homework seems like a bigger task than rearranging your whole room or watching an entire Netflix series. Nonetheless, it is important to s... More »
How COVID-19 Made My College Experience Even Stranger
Teresa Prytko, Staff Writer WORCESTER- Transferring universities amidst the coronavirus pandemic has been one of the strangest experiences of my life. I am a sophomore at Assumption, and I do not know what Charlie’s is. Or is it Chuck’s? I heard my sisters mention that place a few times, as well many other aspects of the campus experience that they missed since moving back home. They’d go b... More »
Barrett 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 the high court in late September. Since then, her road to the bench has been fast tracked as Washington becomes engulfed in the race for th... More »
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 »
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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
MoreHarry Styles: Dressed for Controversy
Meredith Backman, Staff Writer In U.S.’ December Vogue issue, Harry Styles made headlines for being featured as the first male star to grace the magazine’s cover. Styles appears to be caught in controversy for adorning a Gucci periwinkle and black lace go... More »
Opinion
MoreLow Budget Christmas Gifts: Celebrating the Holidays Comfortably
Sage Parker, Staff Writer It’s no surprise that spending several months of the year quarantined has not only affected people emotionally, but financially as well. People have reported losing their jobs or suffering major cutbacks in order to accommodate the ... More »