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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
Tyler Cullen, Copy Editor Friday, January 24th was the annual March for Life in Washington D.C. The March for Life is a peaceful protest against the practice and legality of abortion. Every year since the historic Supreme Court decision of Roe v. Wade in 1... 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 We had the honor of hosting Caroll Bogert, President of The Marshall Project at our very own campus on January 22nd. Bogert gave a speech, which was held at 7 p.m. in the Curtis Performance Hall of the Tsotsis Family Academic Center. Eve... More »
Iva Juka, Copy Editor Over 16 million acres have burned throughout the last three months in New South Wales and Victoria, Australia. The vicious fires initially began with the Gospers Mountain fire, which was stated to be the largest wildfire Australia has eve... 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 »
Tom Angell, Staff Writer What were the 2010s? As the decade after the 9/11-decade comes to a close, it is easy to say there are many answers to a question like that. The immediate, decade-long existential insecurities became more internalized. It was a decade ... More »
Tom Angell, Staff Writer President Trump is under critical scrutiny these past few months and it has all led to an impeachment inquiry. The issue on the table is whether there was an alleged quid pro quo with Ukraine. Trump is accused of withholding military a... More »