By Kaie Quigley & Ruth Kehinde – Features Editor & Digital Editor
With the exception of some teams practicing in hopes of playing in the spring, sports on campus have come to a halt. However, this lack of athletic action affects more than just players and coaches.
Continue reading “COVID-19 infects on-campus sports coverage”By Kaie Quigley & Emma Ingenohl – Features Editor & 1851 Staff
The first consignment store is local to Lasell. Global Thrift on Moody Street a brief 30 minute walk or seven minute drive away in Waltham. It has become a recent hotspot for fashion enthusiasts at Lasell over the past couple of years, however the priorities of the founders do not lay solely in impressing the trend-focused youth.
Continue reading “Guide to second hand shopping in Boston”By Claire Crittendon & Kaie Quigley – Co-Editor-in-Chief & Features Editor
Falling in line with the rest of campus, The Office of Residential Life (ResLife) was not immune to the effects of COVID-19.
Continue reading “ResLife undergoes changes due to virus”By Kaie Quiqley, Taylor Viles & Rayana Petrone – Features Editor, Sports Editor & 1851 Contributor
Students will have to adapt to a slew of changes in order to ensure their learning continues this fall at Lasell University. The Department of Health Services has worked tirelessly to ensure the safety of every member of the community. The university is committed to providing the best possible in-person experience for new and returning students, and has put together a plan that has resulted in very low COVID cases on campus thus far.
Continue reading “Pandemic brings testing, changes to campus”
