By Claire Crittendon – Editor-in-Chief
On May 14 and 15, three in-person commencement ceremonies were held to honor the Lasell classes of 2020 and 2021 at both the graduate and undergraduate levels.
Continue reading “166th & 167th commencements grace Taylor Field”By Audrey Abbate – 1851 Contributor
Here’s 10 songs that can be found on Apple Music, Spotify, Youtube and Soundcloud to help you get through the rest of the spring semester. Whether it be for studying or simply winding down at the end of the day, these songs are just the right amount of calm.
Continue reading “Who says study music must be boring?”By: Rebecca Osowski – 1851 Staff
The Empty Bowls club held a live event via Zoom to auction off handmade bowls to raise money for the Center Street Food Pantry in Newton on April 15.
Continue reading “Empty Bowls holds auction benefiting Center Street Food Pantry placed”By Kait Bedell – News Editor
Administrators at Lasell have updated their curriculum in various different majors. One department primarily affected most by these changes is the School of Communication and the Arts (SoCA).
Continue reading “Lasell updates curriculum by changing majors”By Katie Peters – Co Editor-In-Chief
Since October, President Michael Alexander, the Senior Management Team, and the Board of Trustees have been working with faculty, professors, students, and other community members to adjust the university’s five-year strategic plan. The Speed of Change Steering Committee was formed in the fall of 2020 to reexamine the current plan, Vision 2022, and make adjustments for a pandemic-enduring University.
Continue reading “Five-year strategic plan undergoes changes”By Ruth Kehinde – Digital Editor
Sometimes when we’re going about our lives, not every day is as perfect as we want it to be. However, regardless of what the day may bring, finding the joy in the little things can go a long way. Little moments have shaped the way my life is today and my perspective along with it. My list is ever-growing, but here are the ones that count.
Continue reading “The little things are the big things”By Katie Peters – Co-Editor-in-Chief
Spending a significant amount of time and money getting a degree takes a lot of effort. Between late night study sessions and early morning classes, many students hope their work will pay off once they land a job in their field. Of the many ways students are able to showcase their skills, creating a LinkedIn profile is a great way to connect with others professionally, search for jobs and internships, and to create a public resume.
Continue reading “5 perks of LinkedIn for undergraduate students”By Holly Feola – Opinion Editor
The time between when a high school senior graduates to when they start college is full of uncertainty. They are likely leaving their hometown or a group of friends they have had for many years. In my case, I graduated from a high school that was in the same school district I was part of since first grade. I knew almost everyone in my grade and the grades above and below me. The concept of enrolling into a new college with people I didn’t know seemed daunting to me. So here are some things I wish I could have told myself:
Continue reading “What I wished I knew”
