By Allie Clancy – 1851 Contributor
Ecuador has given me so much I can’t even put it into words. I’ve learned what hard work looks like, I’ve experienced a new, vibrant culture, I’ve met the most kind and open people, and learned what life is really about. The past two weeks have changed who I am. I’m forever thankful to everyone on this trip and so happy to have them through this experience, and now in my life.
Ruth Kehinde- 1851 Staff
13 Lasell students and two faculty members spent Spring Break serving communities in Houston, Texas who were hit by Hurricane Harvey in 2017. Lasell junior and 1851 staff member Rosa Del Carmen Gomez, captured the week on video and shows how a small contribution to a community will have a lasting impact for years to come.
Video by Rosa Del Carmen Gomez – 1851 Staff
Video by Megan Palumbo, Mackenzie Dineen & Adam Hallenbeck
Midterms are coming to a close and spring break is almost here! 1851 Chronicle staff Megan Palumbo, Mackenzie Dineen and Adam Hallenbeck went around campus asking students what’s been stressing them out lately and when they do get stressed, how do they manage it?
1851 Staff member Rosa del Carmen Gomez recounts the Patriot’s celebratory parade just days after claiming their sixth Super Bowl title. Check out her video featuring fellow Lasell students to see what Tuesday was all about!
Bonjour! During International Education Week in November, students and faculty watched and voted on Study Abroad Video Contest entries from this past year. The winner, Abbey Coughlan from the Class of 2019, documented her experiences in Spain as well as other countries she visited while abroad. The other three entries showcase student experiences in Ireland, Italy and England.
Thank you to all who voted and enjoy!
Video by Chris Bretti – 1851 Staff
Students gathered in the newly renovated Arnow Campus Center this past Tuesday to raise breast cancer awareness. The Lasell community decked out in pink attire and brought lively energy to show their support. The event was complete with performances from the dance team, step team and A cappella group. As October and National Breast Cancer Awareness Month comes to a close, students honored their loved ones and survivors by releasing pink balloons in the North quad. Check out this video for a glimpse of Tuesday’s event!
As of today, marks one month left of the 2018 spring semester. 1851 Chronicle staff Dana Sutcliffe and Megan Palumbo went around campus asking what students and professors were looking forward to for the rest of the semester, and if they had big summer plans.
We don’t own the rights to any audio used in the video. “Giving Up The Gun” – Vampire Weekend
