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Julia Forest Copy Editor Joan of Arc may be a very well known story, but Professor Bernard Dobski points out how Mark Twain’s portrayal of Joan of Arc is extremely unique, making her a very complex political figure. “The Joan he’s got here is a cut f... More »
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Matthew Willar News Editor A puppy named Avalon was trained in Massachusetts to be a service dog to someone with a disability. She worked with an incarcerated individual and a weekend trainer to learn up to 60 commands. Now, she is an assistance dog in the mil... More »
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Maya Colouras Guest Writer Hey everyone! My name is Maya Coulouras and I’m a junior here at Assumption. I’m also the student leader of the new 2024- 2025 chapter of Orthodox Christian Fellowship at Assumption! Orthodox Christian Fellowship has not been on ... More »
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Sophia Patrizi Guest Writer Attending the SEND trip to El Paso, Texas, was an experience I will never forget. Although I knew ahead of time that we would be attending meetings and presentations led by volunteers specializing in immigration issues, I learned so... More »
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Sara Flayhan Guest Writer With every election and major political event in the United States, it seems like political divisions broaden. Some may brag about the number of friends they have blocked because of which tiny bubble they filled on their election ball... More »
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Ethan Buckingham Staff Writer Our Mission: MUSE is Assumption University’s student-run literary magazine, where students submit works of writing, art, and photography to be published annually in a print magazine. Our mission is to bolster the creative commun... More »
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Savina Villani Staff Writer Abroad I rise well after the sun in my single at the Villino Dufault, an adorable building perched atop a small hill, a building just tall enough to catch some rays of light as they creep down to wake the ground from its cool slumbe... More »
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Elena Ralph Staff Writer Candlepin bowling was invented right here in Worcester, MA, in 1880 by Justin “Pop” White, who owned a local pool hall on Pearl Street just around the corner from what is now the Museum of Worcester. Unlike tenpin bowling, ... More »
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Alicia Moquin Associate Director of CDIC In 2025, networking is more than collecting business cards. It is about building meaningful relationships that can assist in exploring career fields and achieving vocational goals. As students get ready to attend the up... More »
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Andrew Christie Staff Writer When looking to purchase a used car, there are plenty of things you need to look for before finalizing your decision. From the type of title that belongs to the car, all the way to sitting down and taking it for a test drive, this ... More »
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Colleen Finn Staff Writer Professor Kozak is one of the sweetest, funniest, and most intelligent professors on campus. I love going to her class because math has never been my best subject, but she always makes it fun to learn and goes out of her way to make s... More »
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Amy Valentine Online Editor Every year in the fall, Assumption faculty and staff gather together, but not just to teach classes. Instead, they go to Noonday Farm, where they spend a day harvesting produce to donate to local food banks. “It’s a great op... More »