By Hanna Babek and Alexandra White – 1851 Contributors
For years, campus safety escorts have been available for students who feel uncomfortable while walking on or around campus. If a student feels unsafe, they can call Campus Police and ask to be driven to their destination as long as it is near campus. Campus Police will ask the student about the situation, and then pick them up at their location.
Continue reading “Safety escorts help students feel safe on campus”By Izzy Woods & Bailey Klingaman – 1851 Contributor & Digital Editor
This holiday season, there is a lot to be thankful for: seeing family, friends, and traditions being able to resume in a safe manner since COVID-19. Through numerous events on campus and interviews with the community, it is clear the university is full of gratitude.
Continue reading “Thanksgiving gratitude is back on campus”By Kait Bedell – News Editor
When sophomore communications major Kristen Gorham announced to her family and friends that she had been accepted into the Disney College Program, they were surprised to learn she had even applied.
Continue reading “Kristen Gorham gets into the Disney College Program”By Alexandra White -1851 Contributor
Registration for the spring, winter, and summer semesters started on November 12 with seniors and continued through November 18 with first-year students, officially ending after open days for registration on November 21. Like previous years, registration started at 7 a.m. with students racing to register for their classes before they filled up.
Continue reading “Registration advice from students, staff and faculty”By Kait Bedell – News Editor
For many college students entering the real world soon, it is their first time investing. Between learning how to study the stock market and wisely investing money, there are key things that new investors should know.
Continue reading “Want to start investing, but don’t know what to know?”By Holly Feola & Hanna Babek – Opinion Editor & 1851 Contributor
In honor of Transgender Day of Remembrance on November 20, the Donahue Institute held two prerecorded Zoom presentations featuring Schuyler Bailar. Bailar is a graduate of Harvard University and the first transgender athlete to play on an NCAA Division I men’s team. The presentations were held on November 16 and 23 and were organized by the Coordinator of Intercultural Engagement and Commuter Life at the Donahue Institute alum Alanis Perez-Rivera (‘21).
Continue reading “The Importance of Transgender Remembrance Day“By Josh Wolmer & Samantha Vega-Torres – 1851 Contributors
Students were disappointed to find mold in their dorms on campus, and frustrated by what they claim to be the university’s delayed response to their health concerns and living conditions. The mold is primarily isolated to the suite-style buildings: Forest, Bragdon, and Butterworth. Concerns of mold were first brought up in September, according to a written account by junior graphic design major Sabrina Leblanc, with action not being taken until November.
Continue reading “Mold found in suites frustrates students”By Rebecca Osowski and Ashley Gochinski – Features Editor and 1851 Contributor
RIZE is an organization working to provide students with access to majors their college may not offer. RIZE consists of partnership colleges and universities around the United States that have access to their plug-in module courses. These courses take an ordinary major and turn it into specific course content that is applicable to an individual field.
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