By Kaie Quigley – Features Editor
The parking office offered temporary parking permits to all resident students for the spring semester in an effort to exhibit leniency amidst the hardships of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Continue reading “Residential parking needs to be re-worked”By Kaie Quigley & Claire Crittendon – Features Editor & Co-Editor-in-Chief
With only 266 spots for 714 resident students, the parking office has had its hands full this semester. In hopes of accommodating resident and commuter students alike amidst the pandemic, the parking office made some adjustments to their system this year.
Continue reading “Seasonal student on campus parking update”Colin Froment – Co-Editor-In-Chief
Finally, our prayers have been answered. Thank you, Campus Police, for allowing stu- dents to park their cars on campus once again.
By Taylor Fallon-McMahon – Contributing Writer
If one were to ask a Lasell student what the institution’s biggest downfall is, it is highly likely that they would say the parking. Every morning students and staff struggle to find parking on campus, and need to resort to other options, all while making it to class at the correct time. Many other schools around the area have plenty of designated spots for faculty and students at a cheap rate, assuring spots for all. All in all, Lasell needs to fix their current parking fiasco.
By Matthew Ferris – 1851 Staff
Would you ever park your car a mile away when you have a perfectly good driveway at your house? Would you ever allow someone to park in your driveway if it happens to be close to their job? Well, at Lasell, that is what residents are expected to do.
Continue reading “The parking priorities are poorly planned”
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