By Holly Feola – Opinion Editor
In the fall of 2018 I attended my very first class at Lasell— Media Storytelling with Professor Franklin. I had no idea what to expect. Two things I knew were I don’t know much about media but I enjoyed the idea of storytelling. It was that class that led to me joining the 1851 Chronicle.
Continue reading “Thrown into the deep end”By Holly Feola & Hanna Babek – Opinion Editor & 1851 Contributor
As the warm weather makes its returns, the campus welcomes it with open arms. The dreary winter scene dissipated and now is replaced with a sunny, lively spring one. Students can finally get out of their stuffy rooms and the library to study outside and take in the beautiful weather as nature comes back to life. Here are plenty of places around campus to take in fresh air to study or to chill with friends:
Continue reading “Springtime study spots “By Holly Feola & Casey DiBari – Opinion Editor & 1851 Contributor
The Office of Health Education tries to engage students to think about their mental health and encourage wellness. Juggling everyday stressors while trying to be productive and hold a social life can be considered as balancing mental health and wellness.
Continue reading “Tips to maintain mental health”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 Holly Feola – Opinion Editor
Looking for new shows to watch that will keep your interest? Here are some trending shows you can watch on Hulu, Netflix, and Disney Plus.
Continue reading “New shows for your fall watchlist”By Holly Feola & Josh Wolmer – Opinion Editor & 1851 Contributor
While on a nightly patrol on September 7, Campus Police discovered the letter “L” from the Lasell University sign on Woodland Road was missing. They sent an email to the community asking for any assistance the public could provide and assured given information would remain confidential. A photo of the vandalized sign was included in the email, reading “asell University.”
Continue reading “OK, so who took the “L”?”By Holly Feola – Opinion Editor
The time between when a high school senior graduates to when they start college is full of uncertainty. They are likely leaving their hometown or a group of friends they have had for many years. In my case, I graduated from a high school that was in the same school district I was part of since first grade. I knew almost everyone in my grade and the grades above and below me. The concept of enrolling into a new college with people I didn’t know seemed daunting to me. So here are some things I wish I could have told myself:
Continue reading “What I wished I knew”By Holly Feola & Rayana Petrone – Opinions Editor & 1851 Contributor
Becker College, with locations in Worcester and Leicester, has announced it will be closing its doors at the end of this academic year due to ongoing financial struggles. “Ultimately, the impacts of COVID-19 turned what was a very challenging situation into an unsustainable situation,’’ said Becker College President Nancy P. Crimmin in a March 29 press release.
Continue reading “Becker College closes all its doors after 237 years”
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