Sam Surowiec, Staff Writer In March of this year, the world seemed to flip upside down. We all went home for spring break excited to get back to campus, but we never did. Instead, our homes became our university, and I finished my junior year from my bedroom.... More »
Calvin Milliner, Staff Writer “If there is no struggle, there is no progress.” -Frederick Douglass It’s that time of year again. The month of February, also known as Black History Month, in which we celebrate and pay tribute to the generations of African... More »
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 »
Kyle Sorgi, Staff Writer “I think he’s rare. Really, really special. Everyone on our team thinks he can bring it back every time he touches it.” This is just one of the many forms of praise directed at New Orleans Saints rookie kick-return specialist, a... More »
Iva Juka, Copy Editor Eight colleges in the Central Massachusetts area have offered undergraduate tuition waivers to the children of the fallen Worcester Fire Lieutenant Jason Menard. Menard’s children will be able to obtain the waiver if they are accepted i... More »
Morgan Maddock, STAFF WRITER The night before Harold P. Naughton Jr. left for his first tour in Iraq in the summer of 2006, his father took him out to a bar in Clinton, Massachusetts. Naughton went into the evening thinking that they would talk about his fathe... More »
Skyler Hesch Staff Writer On Monday, April 1st, Agape Latte hosted their second event of the semester in Charlie’s. Despite having to cancel their event many times, due to illnesses and conflicts, Agape Latte was finally able to reschedule their event. This ... More »
Amber LaBonte Copy Editor Early Tuesday morning, around 2:30 a.m., a fire broke out at 77 Merrifield St. in Worcester, Mass. Flames emerged from the windows and residents were trapped inside, according to reports from Deputy Fire Chief Adam Roche. Police were ... More »
David Cifarelli Editor-In-Chief Following recent updates that the college was on the track to become a university, President Francesco Cesareo announced an official breakdown of four schools to make up the institution. On the first of the month, a general emai... More »
Kelsey Mattar Staff Writer The Assumption College Career Development and Internship Center (CDIC) held its annual Career and Internship Fair on February 13th in the Plourde Recreation Center. “We host this event as a way to connect our students to local, nat... More »
Sarah Ardolino Staff Writer “Informative, fun and energetic,” Kelly Stairs described the Career Development and Internship Center’s (CDIC) sixth annual Dress for Success Fashion Show. Stairs is a Career Advisor at the CDIC. She was responsible for gettin... More »
Samantha Surowiec Staff Writer Ninety-eight days after the Red Sox won the 2018 World Series, the New England Patriots kept the ball rolling, becoming Super Bowl champions once again. While the game itself was extremely boring and very low scoring, the lowest ... More »