Caitlyn Bonasia – Staff Writer Have you ever walked outside of class or your dorm and immediately saw a ticket laying on your windshield? If so, you are not alone. In 2017, Campus Police issued 3,176 tickets to students, faculty, staff and College visito... More »
Ryan Morgera – Staff Writer On October 26th from 5 to 7 p.m., the first annual “Bleed Blue” event took place on the Hagan Lawn. Students from all grades gathered to celebrate the accomplishments of the athletic teams on campus, as well as show their ... More »
Tyler Cullen – Staff Writer A gunman who opened fire in the Tree of Life Synagogue killed eleven people and injured six others. This horrible massacre was carried out on the morning of October 27, on what would have been a normal Saturday morning. The ma... More »
David Cifarelli – Editor In Chief Religion and spirituality: two very similar terms with two almost completely different definitions, at least from my perspective. My senior seminar class is addressing the conversation between the two concepts in our Pod... More »
Tyler Cullen – Staff Writer On Thursday, November 8th Assumption College held a Veterans Day ceremony in light of the upcoming holiday. In addition to this there was also a ribbon cutting that marked the opening of the brand new Veterans Lounge in the IT... More »
Eric Guditz – Copy Editor Voters in the U.S. headed to the polls on Tuesday, November 6th, 2018 for the midterm elections. These elections happen once every four years, halfway between presidential elections, and may consist of congressional, state and l... More »
Celia Smith, Assistant Editor-in-Chief Our “smizing” queen of everything, Tyra Banks, announced earlier this month that every 90’s-kid’s favorite featured Disney Channel movie, “Life-Size,” will be making a comeback 18 years and 24 seasons of “Am... More »
Dana Foley, Staff Writer Victims, or moreover survivors, of sexual assault have been prominent in the media lately. People’s anger of “victim blaming” and overlooking assault completely has hit home for people globally. One in four women and one in six m... More »
Katherine O’Neil, Staff Writer Just a man and his guitar. That is all that was needed to impress audiences Thursday, October 18th as Christopher Ladd took the stage in the Tsotsis Family Academic Center. Now a world-renowned classical guitarist, it is ha... More »
Maria Riberdy, Staff Writer Many Americans today feel as though we have made great strides towards equality for all, including people of color and immigrants. However it seems that all the steps we have taken to overcome our past mistakes is coming back to hau... More »
Celia Smith, Assistant Editor-In-Chief Cheers echoed through the Kelly Atrium this past Thursday as Larry Lucchino, current Chairman of the Pawtucket Red Sox and former President and CEO of the Boston Red Sox, spoke the words: “Today I am proud to announce, ... More »
Tiffany Chin, Staff Writer Many students on campus have many different opinions about Taylor Dining Hall. Whether it is positive, negative or somewhere in between, students love it when they do their themed dinners. It is always something to look forward to be... More »