Arianna Langford Staff Writer When I tell other students at Assumption that I major in “Communication and Media,” I usually get a handful of different responses – usually “what?” or “what is that?” Then I explain that it’s almost like an Englis... More »
Nora Geoghegan Staff Writer On March 2, my family and I went to Boston to attend the Titanic Exhibition. After our time there, we went to Somerville to visit my sister’s apartment and grab some lunch. On our way to lunch, a peculiar object caught my eye. It ... More »
Julia Forest Copy Editor On April 1, MaryAnn Silvestri, Derek Duplessie, Maria Parmley, and Ella Bradshaw spoke on the pros and cons of social media in an event titled “Scroll Mindfully: Social Media in the Company of Friends.” Duplessie, who is a Philosop... More »
Daniel Griffin Opinion Editor Jan. 13, 2006 is a day that will go down in history. Not only Friday the 13th, but the day that I, Daniel Griffin, was born. Jan. 13, 2006 would mean even more to me than just my birthday growing up. The date would eventually driv... More »
Mary Jane Rein & Connor Doyle Guest Writers How civility is deployed in political conversations has emerged as a contentious topic in these times of heightened polarization? Is civility a virtue that allows people to engage productively with others across ... More »
Nora Geoghegan Staff Writer On March 7, Lady Gaga released her highly anticipated seventh studio album ‘Mayhem.’ Little Monsters (Gaga’s fan base) are rejoicing as this is Gaga’s first original album since ‘Chromatica’ in 2020. Fans are also happy ... More »
Jillienne Lee Staff Writer Ariana Grande’s deluxe album “eternal sunshine deluxe: brighter days ahead” came out Mar. 26, and the world is going crazy. She added six brand new songs that align perfectly with her “eternal sunshine era”. The deluxe part... More »
Matthew Willar News Editor It has been seven years since ABBA music was last heard in theaters, but the timeless classics of the 70’s pop-group garnered new territory when they were brought to the screen in “Mamma Mia!” and “Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again... More »
Danielle Aiken Editor in Chief After living in Worcester for almost two years now, you would think I would be more out and about than I actually am. But fear not, I recently got the pleasure of going to one of the finest places Worcester offers, the Van Gogh I... More »
Amy Valentine Online Editor On Mar. 21, Disney’s newest movie release, “Snow White,” premiered in theatres worldwide— to mixed reactions. The film is a live-action retelling of the animated 1937 classic, “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,” which was... More »
Christopher Lambert Staff Writer Alex Bregman and the new look Red Sox have had a stellar spring training. Big free agent signing Bregman has 43 at bats this spring and has slashed 3 home runs and 12 hits while knocking in 10 RBI’s. He had a hot start and ha... More »
Amy Valentine Online Editor During this point in the spring semester, many of us students begin to excitedly anticipate summer break nearing closer every day. Whether you are taking a summer course, relaxing at the beach, or simply staying at home, the break a... More »