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”Spring registration completed
By Bailey Klingaman – Digital Editor
Beginning on Wednesday, April 7, Self Ser- vice opened Summer and Fall 2021 regis- tration for returning students who were authorized by their advisor. This was avail- able to students who had paid the appro- priate Enrollment Deposit by Friday, April 2. The schedule for registration began with current Seniors: Wednesday, April 7 at 7 a.m.; current Juniors: Wednesday, April 7 at 12 p.m.; current Sophomores: Thurs- day, April 8 at 7 a.m.; all Class Levels ex- cept for Freshman: Friday, April 9 through Monday, April 12; current Freshmen: Tues- day, April 13 at 7 a.m. Registration closed on Tuesday, April 13. Students who had yet to register after registration closed were charged a late fee.
Runway 2021 takes to the screen
By Claire Crittendon – Co-Editor-in-Chief
On May 7 and 8, the underclass and senior fashion shows will take the virtual stage. Both shows will start at 7 p.m. To register for these online events, RSVP through the link in @lasellrunway2021’s Instagram account. Counting down to this annual showcase, this account has started a Design Spotlight series, highlighting production students and their work.
Room Draw process to begin
By Claire Crittendon – Co-Editor-in-Chief
It’s that time of year again! After a four- day delay, Room Draw materials were sent out to students via email on 4/20. The schedule is as follows: Thursday, April 29 is Specialty Night (Quiet Study, Wellness, Gender Neutral, Equity), Monday, May 3 is rising senior night, Tuesday, May 4 is must- fill night, and Wednesday, May 5 is general night.
By Katie Peters, Claire Crittendon, and Kaie Quigley – Editors-In- Chief & Features Editor
“It’s really critical that this work isn’t treated as if it’s just an add on,” says Chief Diversity Officer Jesse Tauriac. The work in question is diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) at Lasell.
Continue reading “Diversity, equity and inclusion examined on campus”By Claire Crittendon – Co-Editor-in-Chief
On February 11, undergraduate students received an email from Academic Affairs on behalf of Professor of Business Zane Zheng subject lined “Call for LURE grant proposal.”
Continue reading “LURE grant to be awarded to students”By Claire Crittendon & Ruth Kehinde – Co-Editor-in-Chief & Digital Editor
Living in what seems to be a never-ending pandemic, getting an education revolves around the aspects of using technology, namely, Zoom. While some professors only request students to turn their cameras on, others don’t hesitate to mark blank screens as absent. Turning cameras on should be an option rather than a requirement. College students are able to weigh the pros and cons and should be trusted to decide on their own.
Continue reading “Cameras off, please”By Kyla Dodge-Goshea & Claire Crittendon – 1851 Contributor & Co-Editor-in-Chief
Content Warning: Mentions of sexual assault
In January, Registrar Linda Arce sent out the Spring Pledge to all resident and commuter students. While the majority of this document was similar to the Fall Pledge, there was one standout: adjustments to the amnesty policy.
Continue reading “New amnesty policy aims to protect community”By Kaie Quigley & Claire Crittendon – Features Editor & Co-Editor-in-Chief
With only 266 spots for 714 resident students, the parking office has had its hands full this semester. In hopes of accommodating resident and commuter students alike amidst the pandemic, the parking office made some adjustments to their system this year.
Continue reading “Seasonal student on campus parking update”By Katie Peters & Claire Crittendon – Editors-in-Chief
Content warning: domestic and sexual violence
In the past two months, two large social justice based events occurred on campus to support survivors of sexual and domestic violence courtesy of Professor Raye’s CJ303: Domestic Violence Advocacy course: The Clothesline Project and Take Back the Night.
Continue reading “Take Back the Night, Clothesline Project now hybrid”
