By Alexandra White – 1851 Contributor
Getting students back to campus this fall took many hours of preparation from the Facilities and Sustainability Management (FSM) team. FSM worked through the summer to make sure Lasell’s campus would keep students safe from COVID-19, while also bringing campus back to its pre-COVID state.
Continue reading “Upgrades Made to Campus”By Karissa Gaughan – 1851 Contributor
In anticipation of a noon start for the men’s soccer team, referees were a no show when the timer zeroed out for game time.
Continue reading “Men’s soccers’ first tie of the season”By Owen Kwet – 1851 Contributor
Here at Lasell I have certainly connect with a handful of people. Mostly my roommate. I have anxiety so I tend to be by myself, but exploring a new environment is okay. I’m experiencing something I thought I’d never be able to do. And it feels nice. I love the food, especially the junk food. It feels like I’ve been here longer than I should be. Of course, I miss my mom and my dog Fatty. My dad too. And my brother Noah as well.
Continue reading “The First Two Weeks”By Ally Perkins – 1851 Contributor
My shoes were dry when I showed up to Lasell at 3 p.m. that first afternoon. Later that night? Not so much.
Continue reading “First Impression”By Abi Brown – Arts Editor
The women’s volleyball team faced off against Bridgewater State University on Thursday, October 7. It was also a night of remembrance for former player Alysha Rentas, who passed away on August 3 in her hometown of Athol, Mass.
Continue reading “Women’s volleyball honors Alysha Rentas, takes home win on night of remembrance”By Kait Bedell – News Editor
After a year of uncertainty, the community continues to adapt to the most up to date knowledge about COVID-19 amidst the pandemic.
Continue reading “COVID-19 policies and updates”By Abi Brown & Matt Jacobson – Arts Editor & 1851 Contributor
After a mournful announcement on August 3, the Lasell Community found out their friend, teammate, and rising senior Alysha Rentas had passed away in a car accident in her hometown of Athol, Massachusetts at 24 years old. She is survived by her two brothers, Kenny and Julian Rentas, mother Norali Barker, and grandmother known as Mami.
Continue reading “In memory of Alysha Rentas”By Kaie Quigley – Co-Editor-In-Chief/Digital Sports Editor
My interest, identity, and background is writing. Drafting, editing, thinking about each word to fill a blank page. Writing is in my past, my present, and hopefully my future.
Continue reading “Editor’s Corner: My Journalistic Journey”
