By Mackenzie Dineen, Danielle Hogan & Korynne Provenzano – Features Editor, Arts Editor, 1851 Staff
It takes each senior designer four years of preparation to present the extraordinary work they’ve put their energy and dedication into.
Campus Police have a singular mission: To keep the Lasell community safe Reply
One service that Campus Police have always provided and continue to provide, are safety escorts. These escorts are available to any student who feels unsafe at any time of day.
Connecting culture & careers Reply
By Skylar Diamond – 1851 Staff
Spring semester is nearly over, and it’s either a one-way ticket to relief or an all access pass to more stress. Seniors, specifically, have to start thinking about what is going to happen after they graduate. On April 10, five speakers from various jobs came to Lasell to present different possibilities for students to consider after they graduate.
Mass Transit freezes social conflicts Reply
By Holly Feola – 1851 Staff
Students sharing their thoughts on the performance during a “freeze” moment. Photo courtesy of Jesse Tauriac.
On April 8-9 Mass Transit Street Theater and Video (MTSTV ) and Lasell student actors held interactive performances in Brennan Library to educate students on social issues that may arise in their everyday lives. Attendees included students, faculty and administrators from the community.
Global prep: learning about visas 1
By Pavel Zlatin & Skylar Diamond – 1851 Staff
The Office of International Services held a visa information session on Thursday, April 4, at the Science and Technology Center from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. This session was intended to help students prepare for the visa application process they would endure as they get ready to study abroad.
Hatem calculates resources on sabbatical Reply
By Megan Palumbo – Co-Editor-in-Chief
Hatem poses with his SAT prep class from Lowell High School. Photo courtesy of Neil Hatem
In Lasell’s teaching contract, a professor is allowed to go on sabbatical every 10 years. Associate Professor of Mathematics Neil Hatem has been teaching in the Lasell community for 20 years, and is just now experiencing his first one.
Filling de Witt with Empty Bowls Reply
By Megan Palumbo, Katie Peters & Ruth Kehinde – Co-Editor-in-Chief & 1851 Staff
Friday, April 12 marked the third annual Empty Bowls event at Lasell. Members of the Empty Bowls club invited students and community members to de Witt Hall to buy a handmade ceramic bowl, enjoy a meal and listen to live music. The proceeds from the event went to the Centre Street Food Pantry for the fight against hunger.
EDITOR’S CORNER: Tying together the trio Reply
By Megan Palumbo – Co-Editor-in-Chief
I’ve loved putting my heart and soul into The 1851 Chronicle for the past four years at Lasell. As I apply for jobs, I have plenty of writing examples thanks to this newspaper. However, I wish I had more video content or maybe a radio show to write scripts for since being a journalist today is to be a jack of all trades.
