By Hanna Babek & Rebecca Osowski – 1851 Contributor & Features Editor
Returning for the second time this year, the Boston Marathon was run on its traditional date, Patriot’s Day. Students spent this second race much like the October marathon–standing on Washington Street, cheering for runners, enjoying the WLAS event in the Arnow quad, and celebrating the day with friends.
Continue reading “Lasers look back on Marathon Monday”By LJ VP LaFiura & Owen Kwet – 1851 Contributors
The office of Lasell Admissions hosted an open house on April 9, allowing prospective students to see the campus and its academic programs.
Continue reading “April showers bring Spring Open House”By Kait Bedell & Harley Lacardo – News Editor & 1851 Contributor
From Arnow to Valentine Dining Hall, the late-night dining option looks different this semester in many different ways.
Continue reading “Late night dining moves to Valentine”By Karissa Gaughan & Ava Neely – 1851 Contributors
The Office of Residential Life is establishing gender-inclusive housing for the 2022 Fall term in an effort to support all students at the university.
Continue reading “Gender Inclusive Housing”By Claire Crittendon – Co-Editor-in-Chief
Going to psych wards is not normal. Getting an NG tube in ED recovery is not normal. Self-harm is not normal. Suicidality is not normal. These concepts should not be “normalized.” Being in crisis should not be made normal. Mental health struggles should be destigmatized, not normalized.
Continue reading “Don’t normalize, destigmatize”By Abi Brown – Arts Editor
People commute to school for a variety of reasons, ranging from living close to campus, to wanting to live in their first apartment on their own. Having a support system for commuters is vital to making us feel welcomed in the community.
Continue reading ” Are commuter students supported?”By Rebecca Osowski & Nico Manganiello – Features Editor & 1851 Contributor
On April 1, Empty Bowls held its fifth annual event, its first in-person since 2019, benefiting Centre Street Food Pantry in Newton. The club’s handmade bowls were sold, auctioned, and raffled off at the event.
Continue reading “Empty Bowls gives back, inspires community“By Harley LaCardo & Ava Neely – 1851 Contributors
Symposium is a time for students and faculty to come together, share work and learn from each other.
Continue reading “Behind the scenes of planning Symposium”
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