By Claire Crittendon, Katie Peters, Kaie Quigley & Ruth Kehinde – Co-Editors-in-Chief, Features Editor & Digital Editor
Attending any higher education institution is an investment in both time and money, and it’s important for people to know how those two things will be spent. Tuition dollars paid by students should turn into opportunities provided by the university; that’s how Lasell approaches budgeting.
Continue reading “Virus disrupts university finances”
By Ghiz Benzerdjeb & Rebecca Osowski- 1851 Staff
Everyone has their favorite spots in Boston, from spending time around Fenway Park to having a great Italian meal in the North End. Despite the well known attractions, Boston and its surrounding areas have so much more to offer.
Continue reading “The Boston you don’t know”
By Claire Crittendon & Taylor Viles – Editor-in-Chief & Sports Editor
While COVID-19 forced many greater Boston and MetroWest higher education institutions fully online, some, like Lasell, have stayed open despite rising statewide cases.
Continue reading “Boston higher ed adapts to COVID-19”By Claire Crittendon & Kaie Quigley – Co-Editor-in-Chief & Features Editor
Falling in line with the rest of campus, The Office of Residential Life (ResLife) was not immune to the effects of COVID-19.
Continue reading “ResLife undergoes changes due to virus”
By Bailey Klingaman – Digital Editor
The Career Development Center has introduced after hour drop-in sessions in efforts to be more available to students. Therefore, they are now providing options for students outside of typical business hours. The goal of this extension is to accommodate students unable to access Career Center resources during the day.
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By Kaie Quiqley, Taylor Viles & Rayana Petrone – Features Editor, Sports Editor & 1851 Contributor
Students will have to adapt to a slew of changes in order to ensure their learning continues this fall at Lasell University. The Department of Health Services has worked tirelessly to ensure the safety of every member of the community. The university is committed to providing the best possible in-person experience for new and returning students, and has put together a plan that has resulted in very low COVID cases on campus thus far.
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By Holly Feola & Katie Peters – Opinions Editor and Co-Editor-in-Chief
For decades, the second Monday of every October in the United States has been reserved as a way to pay tribute to Christopher Columbus’s arrival in the Bahamas. The holiday named after this Italian colonizer has since become a controversial subject.
Continue reading “Decolonizing the narrative about Indigenous people”
By Kait Bedell – 1851 Contributor
After about eight years of working in disability services at Lasell, Scott Lamphere returned to his position as Residential Life Director, a position he had previously held from when he first joined the community in 2004 until 2012.
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