Missile Hits Poland, Killing Two Published 2m ago - Online Editor Adam Ide, Sports Editor The months-long war between Ukraine and Russia has escalated recently after a “Russian-made” missile struck NATO member Poland, killing two people. The incident occurred on Nov. 15 during an attack on Ukrainian cities and energy fac... More »
Five Killed at LGBTQ+ Nightclub Published 2m ago - Online Editor Maureen Lynch Editor in Chief On November 19, an LGBTQ+ nightclub was the subject of another mass shooting. The assailant, who is now in custody, killed at least five and wounded about two dozen others. The Club Q shooting comes as one of two recent mass s... More »
Activists Protest Against Amazon Published 2m ago - Online Editor Caleb White, Campus Life & Online Editor On Black Friday, labor activists took to the streets of New York City to join a worldwide demonstration against top retailer Amazon. According to NBC News, one of the “Make Amazon Pay” rallies took place... More »
Ghostly Goonies Shipwreck Origins Published 4m ago - Online Editor Maureen Lynch, Editor in Chief For years, a treasure trove of beeswax and Chinese porcelain has been washing up on the Oregon coast, according to NPR. This led to abounding in the area, with locals telling stories of pirates and treasure, which is said to hav... More »
Farewell Queen Elizabeth The Second Published 4m ago - Online Editor Kailey Bisbee, Staff Writer Sadly, one of the longest-reigning monarchs has recently passed. Queen Elizabeth II has passed on Sept. 8, 2022 due to severe health complications. She was born on April 21, 1926. She lived a full life enduring World War 2 and taki... More »
New Doherty High School in Flames Published 4m ago - Online Editor Adam Ide, Sports Editor The new Doherty High School construction site caught fire on Monday, Sep. 12, while workers were operating welding equipment. The fire was put out quickly, and the Worcester Public School District leaders are optimistic that the fire h... More »
The Trial of Alex Jones Published 4m ago - Online Editor Caroline Branch, Staff Writer On Sept. 13, Alex Jones, a far-right pundit and host of Infowars began his second trial in the defamation case against the families of those who lost their lives in the 2012 Sandy Hook massacre. Jones has claimed, since April 201... More »
Aiming our Sites High Published 4m ago - Online Editor Ethan Buckingham, Staff Writer If you spend your days immersed in science fiction, or with your head in the clouds, get ready for a space age dream to come to life. NASA has recently announced the scheduled launch date of its new poster child, Artemis I, an... More »
Heading into the Wild: This is not your traditional internship story Published 4m ago - Online Editor Maureen Lynch, Editor in Chief Leigh Qualter didn’t want to spend her summer working a nine to five. Instead of staying at home in Marshfield Massachusetts, she decided to take the opportunity to get out of town for the summer. The experience she had workin... More »
Interview with Rick Cinclair, photojournalist Published 11m ago - Online Editor Photojournalism is no easy task. This is especially true for Rick Cinclair, who covered a standoff between protestors and police during 2020’s social unrest despite the threat of Roman candles and other incendiaries. Cinclair, the chief photographer fo... More »
Interview with Milton Valencia, Boston Globe reporter Published 11m ago - Online Editor By Caleb White, Online Editor On March 4, 2015, Boston Globe Metro reporter Milton Valencia began covering the death penalty trial of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the highest-profile case of his career. Valencia, who was then covering stories in the federal court system... More »
The Retirement of President Francesco Cesareo Published 11m ago - Maureen Lynch By Maggie Buckley, Editor-in-Chief After 15 years as President of Assumption University, Francesco Cesareo has decided to retire. The news, delivered in a community-wide email on Tuesday, March 8, came as a shock to many, especially considering Cesareo just si... More »
