Sage Parker, Staff Writer It’s no surprise that spending several months of the year quarantined has not only affected people emotionally, but financially as well. People have reported losing their jobs or suffering major cutbacks in order to accommodate the ... More »
Erin Considine, Staff Writer Everyone knows the expression, “home for the holidays,” but being quarantined at home away from our friends and family is not exactly what we imagine when we hear that phrase. The holiday season began with Thanksgiving... More »
Alexander Geragotelis, Staff Writer The issue is not the administration’s stance, it is their lack of leadership. By now, almost everyone at Assumption is aware of the current tension between the administration and most of the student body. Since the Monday... More »
Oliver Bugbee, Staff Writer Internships are a great way to learn. They allow for a person to experience personal growth and gain new knowledge that they might not in the classroom. Internships can provide a hands-on preview of work in the real world. They pro... More »
Mikaela Newman, Staff Writer There’s Something Rotten in the State of Assumption, and it’s Blatant Homophobia Growing up in a fundamentalist Southern Baptist (yeah, like Westboro Baptist Church) household, “gay” was a taboo word. We didn’t ta... More »
Maggie Buckley, Copy Editor The email. The handbook. The message from the president. I am sure that if you are reading this, you know exactly what I am referring to. It is more than obvious that we are living in a contentious and divi... More »
Tabatha Criollo, Staff Writer Amy Coney Barrett was born in New Orleans, Louisiana on January 28,1972. She attended Rhodes College for her Bachelor of Arts degree and later attended Notre Dame Law School on a full tuition scholarship and graduated first in he... More »
Sam Surowiec, Staff Writer In March of this year, the world seemed to flip upside down. We all went home for spring break excited to get back to campus, but we never did. Instead, our homes became our university, and I finished my junior year from my bedroom.... More »
Danielle Schwalm, Opinion Editor When someone says “College Experience”, there’s more to picture than just classrooms full of students. There’s extracurriculars, crowded dining halls, and perhaps most appealing: the college party. I, like most other p... More »
Danielle Schwalm, Opinion Editor Stepping onto the Assumption campus three years ago, I never would have guessed how much this school would mean to me. When I first graduated high school, the thought of committing to a four-year school was overwhelming, to sa... More »
Alicia Burrows, Assistant Editor-In-Chief Well, I guess this is it. Not exactly the way I wanted to end things here, but I guess I don’t really have a choice. I just submitted my last final, quite literally five minutes ago, and I don’t feel any different... More »
Maggie Buckley, Staff Writer We have all heard of movies, books and TV shows that deal with the “inspiring” day that is February 29. Characters seize the day, try to accomplish the impossible, admit to the love of their life their feelings. But, I think a... More »