By Ruth Kehinde– Digital Editor
On September 22, Lasell kicked off another Fall semester with its second annual Lasell U-Belong Celebration. The community was able to come together in various locations throughout campus, having many booths presented for students to engage in while appreciating everyone of all backgrounds in the process.
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Within the month of November, Lasers portray the vivid outlooks that surround the Lasell campus through their extraordinary lens. The season of fall is brought to life through a photo gallery that depicts the variation in color that truly justifies why this season was given its name.
Photos were taken by Digitial Editor Ruth Kehinde, Liv Pittsley Fernandes and Krista Roman.
For their First Year Seminar class, Paige Loschiavo and Rayana Petrone were able to go catch Lasell students portray their individual style, as they make campus their runway within the fall season.
Photos taken by Paige Loschiavo and Rayana Petrone
For their First Year Seminar class, Parker Eckerty and Jaron Kiviat depicted Lasell University within the fall, capturing various moments within the a.m.
Photos were taken by 1851 Contributors, Parker Eckert & Jaron Kiviat
By Hannah Akerly – 1851 Staff
With colorful leaves, crisp air, hot apple cider and one night of the year that allows you to be anything you want, October is surely a favorable month. Whether you love participating in Halloween activities or prefer simply staying in to watch a marathon of festive movies, this listicle has something for everyone:
By Alex Balletto – Copy Editor
The United Parish of Auburndale continues to put on its annual pumpkin patch. Photo by Cassidy Murray
At Family, Friends and Alumni Weekend on October 13-15, past and present community members celebrated Fall at Lasell. More…
By Leanne Signoriello and Brian Cohen – Features Editor and 1851 Staff
Coolidge Corner Theatre is located at 290 Harvard Street in Brookline. Photo by Leanne Signoriello
As the seasons change from summer to fall, so do the activities in the Boston area. Beach trips turn into haunted house visits and pumpkins start growing. There is always something to do in Boston, while also enjoying New England’s most picturesque season.
