Finding your Vocation with Campus Ministry Published 1y ago - Staff Writer Stephanie McCaffrey – Associate Director of Campus Ministry A couple weeks ago, a group of students participated in the annual Horizon Retreat, which takes place each November in Wareham, MA. A smaller group of students served as team members for the re... More »
Being Dynamic Published 1y ago - Staff Writer We all have existential crises at some point in our lives. Sometimes we even have multiple. These crises come when we feel as though we do not know the next step in our lives or where we are headed in the future. We are constantly trying to figure out, and as ... More »
Celebrity Deaths: Honoring our Fallen Stars Published 1y ago - Staff Writer Samantha Surowiec – Staff Writer As 2018 is coming to a close, I’m taking the time to reflect on the lives we lost this year in the world of pop culture. As we grow and age, so do our favorite childhood and current stars. Every year we have seen these... More »
Romaine Lettuce Outbreak Updates Published 1y ago - Staff Writer David Cifarelli – Editor-In-Chief Romaine lettuce is starting to return to grocery stores after an E. coli outbreak to hit the leafy lettuce this past month. The York Daily Reporter stated that the produce would begin its reentry this weekend. This come... More »
Campus Police Does “No-Shave” November Published 1y ago - Staff Writer Richard Hudson Staff Writer If you noticed Campus Police personnel sporting beards during the month of November, it is not a new fashion trend for law enforcement. Instead, it is part of a nationwide effort to care for and raise awareness for the invisible wou... More »
Bookmark?Remove? California Wildfires Rage On Published 1y ago - Staff Writer Iva Juka – Staff Writer Within the past month, the Northern region of California has endured one of its most destructive wildfires ever recorded in U.S history. The “Camp Fire” wildfire blazed through California’s land for seventeen days straight,... More »
Hounds Overpower Southern New Hampshire with strong, three-point Shooting Published 1y ago - Staff Writer David Pepin – Sports Editor The Hounds women’s basketball team beat Southern New Hampshire 76-66 on Saturday, behind Meghan Cramb’s career high 24 points which included her going 5-8 from three point range. The Penmen of Southern New Hampshire came ... More »
Frisbee szn Published 1y ago - Staff Writer It started off just a way to pass the time after school. One day in middle school, my neighbors and I, bored of our normal routine of football and wiffle ball, found a frisbee in my garage. One of my neighbors knew about this weird game called Ultimate Frisbee... More »
Celtics Early Season Struggle: Should we be Worried? Published 1y ago - Staff Writer Leslie Roda – Staff Writer One of the favorites to win-it-all this year has gotten off to a rocky start. The Boston Celtics sit in sixth place in the Eastern Conference with a 11-10 record to start off the season. The Celtics sit behind the Toronto Rapt... More »
Men’s Cross Country has best Program Finish Published 1y ago - Staff Writer Kialeigh Marston – Copy Editor It might be surprising that the Men’s Cross Country number one running, Andrew “Lambo” Lamb eats a pint of Ben & Jerry’s before every race, however it is even more surprising how much success this young team ha... More »
Top Favorite Sports Rivalries Published 1y ago - Staff Writer David Pepin – Sports Editor Rivalries are one of the elements of sports that make them so interesting. From professional rivalries like Yankees vs Red Sox, or international rivalries like USA vs Canada in ice hockey, all the way down to local high schoo... More »
ALANA Thanksgiving Reflection Published 1y ago - Staff Writer Roxann Wint – STAFF WRITER In light of the Holiday of Thanksgiving many fail to realize that the month of November is also Native American Heritage Month. On August 3rd1990, President George H.W. Bush declared that the month of November would stand as t... More »
