By Ghiz Benzerdjeb – 1851 Contributor
No mask in the world can protect you from this one, whether you had a Valentine’s Day boo or not, on February 14 of this year, it was all about self-love and loving the little things with the people you love. Normally on Valentine’s Day, I do take some effort in dressing up, buying flowers or art supplies and eating good.
Continue reading “Beware, love is in the air”By Katie Peters, Claire Crittendon & Meghan Carroll– Editors-in-Chief & News Editor
September 5-8 saw the return of 720 resident and 263 commuter students to residential halls and academic buildings, according to the Registrar’s Office, unveiling the COVID-19 prepped campus. An additional 443 students are studying remotely online.
Continue reading “Welcome back, COVID-style”By Katie Peters– Arts Editor
The brains of the operation, Ruth Kehinde and Emily Long. Photo courtesy of Emily Long and Ruth Kehinde.
Managing digital content for a university’s newspaper is no small feat. It takes creativity, patience and communication to do the job effectively. Since March, The 1851 Chronicle has moved completely online, making the job of digital editor that much more crucial. Thanks to the two women that currently hold this job, the transition has been seamless.
Continue reading “The women behind The Chronicle’s digital content”
Mackenzie Dineen, Skylar Diamond, Ruth Kehinde & Chris Bretti – Features Editor & 1851 Staff
MyLasell has recently gone through a dramatic facelift from the familiar yellow set up to the new clear-cut blue one.
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