Happiness is where you are

Kate Sehring, Staff Writer With a heart that yearns to be free and adventurous, school can sometimes feel like a burden. I have always been interested in a travel lifestyle where I could be exposed to the many cultures of the world and meet an array of unique... More »

Same Air: Severity of the Coronavirus

Published 4y ago - Online Editor

Seth Bogoslofski, Staff Writer The eighth case in the United States of the infamous Coronavirus was confirmed in Boston, as a student of the University of Massachusetts reported a runny nose a day after his return from Logan International Airport. The 20-year... More »

Greta Thunberg and Climate Change: Is It Real?

Published 4y ago - Online Editor

Olivia Burke, Staff Writer Is climate change real? Yes. Do we need to do something about it? Yes. Are we doing enough for it? No. Greta Thunberg is a young climate activist from Sweden. Starting in the summer of 2018 and subsequently every Friday, Greta starte... More »

Should Iowa continue to vote first

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Oliver Bugbee, Staff Writer It’s that time again, the election season is here. We investigate: the democratic primary is a tight race. As of January 31st, a NBC/Wall Street Journal nationwide poll shows Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders taking the lead by a 1 ... More »

Emergency Mental Health

Published 4y ago - Online Editor

Alicia Burrows, Assistant Editor-In-Chief This week marks the fifth week that I have been interning in the Emergency Mental Health (EMH) unit at UMASS Memorial Medical Center. As a Health Sciences major, I am required to do a 200-hour internship, and I could... More »

Kobe Bryant, daughter Gianna, among nine killed in helicopter crash

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Domenico Colace, Online Editor On Sunday January 26, 2020, in the hills of Calabasas, California, a helicopter went down taking with it the lives of nine passengers. Among these passengers was famed NBA star, Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna Bryant. This ne... More »

Digital marketing students go hands-on with company

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Hayden Butler, Staff Writer In many marketing classes, students are given assignments to research, develop and create strategies for companies of their choice. It’s a unique experience for all students involved in those class projects helping them prepare fo... More »

Dr. Cady Melzer begins position as new Vice President of Students Affairs and Dean of Students

Published 4y ago - Online Editor

David Pepin, Editor-In-Chief On October 23, 2019, Assumption College President Francesco Cesareo announced that Deborah Cady Melzer, Ph.D. was selected to become the next vice president of student affairs and dean of students at Assumption. Now a month into he... More »

Deadly coronavirus concerns begin to spread worldwide

Published 4y ago - Online Editor

Jared Curci, Staff Writer We are dealing with an epidemic that is not only on the minds of the citizens of the United States, but the whole world. It started out as a complete mystery to medical professionals and the general population alike, but now everyone ... More »

CDIC hosts “Dress for Success” fashion show

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Maggie Buckley, Staff Writer Both students and faculty took the stage at Taylor Dining Hall on Thursday, Jan. 30 to teach students how to “Dress for Success.” Taylor Dining Hall was flooded with Assumption College students during the common hour on Thursd... More »

Art on campus: Student Artist Spotlight

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Tall Grass Tom’s Country Corner: Double Barreled Album Review of “Seneca” and “Marigold”

Published 4y ago - Online Editor

Tom Angell, Staff Writer I first encountered the album “Seneca” by Charles Wesley Godwin on a car ride through the snowy Adirondacks on my way to Montreal for a three day get away. It was a perfect setting for a first listen. It immediately hit me that th... More »

February 12, 2020