By Taylor Viles – Sports Editor
In late March, a proposal presented by the Resident Assistants (RAs) was all but agreed upon to allow resident students to visit each other in on-campus housing. Following a perfectly timed COVID-19 outbreak on campus at the end of March into the beginning of April, the decision was then tabled
Continue reading “Residents almost allowed to visit each other placed”By Kaie Quigley and Josh Wolmer – Features Editor and 1851 Contributor
After a long wait, the softball team didn’t waste time recording the best start in program history, with eight wins to begin the season before falling to Johnson & Wales University (JWU) in a set of doubleheaders. Since then, their overall record has returned to an average of 8-10, but the team matched their win total from their last full season played. Second-year head coach Sarah Woodside said she has seen the team improve in both attitude and skill since she stepped into her role with the program in 2020.
Continue reading “Softball with best start in program history”By Taylor Viles & Karissa Gaughan – Sports Editor and 1851 Contributor
Building a collegiate team while keeping conference championship hopes in mind is hard in a normal year. With the extra year of eligibility granted by the NCAA due to COVID-19, head coaches were required to plan with unpredictability all but guaranteed.
Continue reading “Baseball team to graduate 17 players”By Taylor Viles – Sports Editor
Creating a safe atmosphere for sports to return to play this spring was arduous. Regulations had to be agreed upon by all competing Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) schools and multiple sacrifices were endured.
Continue reading “What’s it like to play with masks?”By Rebecca Osowski – 1851 Contributor
The Beautiful Stuff Project is a mission to “inspire creativity and increase access to play and the arts through reuse,” an idea that runs true through their unique treasure box curriculum.
Continue reading “The Beautiful Stuff Project is truly something beautiful”By Kait Bedell – News Editor
The COVID-19 vaccine will be required for all students attending in the fall of 2021. The news was announced in an email from President Michael Alexander on April 14.
Continue reading “COVID-19 vaccine mandated for fall 2021 placed”By LJ VP Lafiura – 1851 Staff
When spring sports received clearance to resume playing, it felt like activities around campus were beginning to return to normal. No team has had an easy transition into play, but especially the track & field team. Between finding a venue to play and viable competition, this season will have many challenges.
Continue reading “Hurdles to pass for track and field”By Kait Bedell & Kaie Quigley – News Editor and Features Editor
The Valentine Dining Hall opened up their indoor seating on Tuesday, March 9 for the first time since the pandemic broke out. After what was a long-awaited decision based on the safety of students, the university decided it was time to allow students to dine indoors.
Continue reading “Valentine Dining Hall re-opens for indoor seating”
