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Savina Villani Staff Writer For the first time since COVID, the Core Texts and Enduring Questions (CTEQ) and Honors programs sponsored a student trip to London, England this past spring break. The programs sent twelve students and one chaperone, Theology Profe... More »
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Nora Geoghegan Staff Writer As a second-year student, my schedule is pretty packed yet exciting. This is a day in my life here at Assumption. A typical day for me starts at around 9:00 when I wake up for class. On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays I have psycho... More »
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Kate LaPlaca Staff Writer Going into a new season always feels like the best time to start and pick up new hobbies and habits that will help improve their lifestyle. Most people, when going about the changes of their habits, take drastic measures, but some of ... More »
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Nora Geoghegan Staff Writer Here at Assumption, the political science major is very broad. You learn things ranging from American politics, international relations, political philosophy, and constitutional law. While these subjects are paramount for an educati... More »
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Julia Forest Copy Editor A tool we use on a daily basis, and oftentimes, take for granted, is our voice. Speaking is a very complex action, and it reaches across many concentrations and disciplines. “Speech isn’t just molecules and muscles and airwaves... More »
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Hala Jaber Staff Writer To all of my commuters out there, I’d like to make a bold statement: commuting to college is an art. It is an art defined by many things, but at its core, skill, patience, and creativity can separate the good from the bad. That’s no... More »
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Allison Clark Staff Writer When Valentine’s Day rolls around, there are usually two groups of people: those in relationships who have plans for the weekend and those who are single and don’t have anything on the calendar. There’s no shame in being single... More »
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Danielle Aiken Editor in Chief During the beginning of the Spring semester at Assumption University, a campus‑wide service initiative quietly took shape, bringing together students, faculty, and staff around a shared commitment to those serving overseas. Pro... More »
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Sydney Barber Staff Writer One of the most common attributes of modern day dating is the expression of love languages. But what is a love language really? It is the primary way a person expresses and receives love, which influences what makes them feel most va... More »
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Molly Kelly Staff Writer With Valentine’s Day approaching faster than single people can find a Tinder match, those of you who are not single and lonely are probably contemplating about how to spend time with your significant other. Making someone feel specia... More »
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Shrishti Das Staff Writer Six months ago, I was researching American universities from my bedroom in India, nervously typing emails to strangers on LinkedIn. Today, I’m writing for the campus newspaper. The journey from “international student appli... More »
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Amy Lee Staff Writer Is making new friends one of your resolutions for the new semester? The Center for Civic Friendship will be hosting “Civic Funship” events every other Thursday from 8-9pm in the Alumni Hall lounge, starting with a coloring session on F... More »