On Feb. 1, the celebration for Black History Month was attended by Lasell citizens in the Lasell Intercultural Center & Commuter Cottage (IC3). This commemoration was to have the month of February start with not only stomachs filled with delicious, Caribbean and African food but also a month for individuals to be aware of the various cultures that are represented on campus.
Photos by Ruth Kehinde and Holly Feola – Digital Editor and News Editor
Within the month of November, Lasers portray the vivid outlooks that surround the Lasell campus through their extraordinary lens. The season of fall is brought to life through a photo gallery that depicts the variation in color that truly justifies why this season was given its name.
Photos were taken by Digitial Editor Ruth Kehinde, Liv Pittsley Fernandes and Krista Roman.
The theme of sports is presented in this photo gallery, which was done for Professor Marie Franklin’s First Years Seminar class. Freshmen, Cierra Lacaillade and Cyairra Lowe snapped photos of the men’s volleyball team in action to present for Laser viewers.
Photos were taken by Cierra Lacaillade & Cyairra Lowe
Within the beginning weeks of November, Professor Marie Franklin’s First Year Seminar class was able to snap photos of various stations in the Valentine Dining Hall. These photos reveal the inside scoop of what eating like a Laser entails.
Photos were taken by 1851 Contributors Enzo Ramirez, Brett Carey, & Elisio Nascimento
Photos by Holly Feola, Zach Houle & Katie Peters
Three students in Professor Franklin’s First Year Seminar: Media Storytelling set out to capture photos of life on campus. Khiandra Brown, Emily Hong and Yazmeen Gedeon showcase the friendships they have made during their first semester at Lasell.
Photos taken by Khiandra Brown, Emily Hong and Yazmeen Gedeon
The Lasell men’s soccer team hosted a Pediatric Cancer Awareness Game on Sept. 19 against Regis College Lions. The honorary game was in tribute to Sophia’s Fund, a non-profit organization that helps families fight pediatric cancer. Both teams battled into double overtime ending the game in a 1-1 tie. Photos by Chris Bretti
Two groups participated in Alternative Spring Break service trips. The “National Parks service trip” group traveled to Dahlonega, GA to work on the Appalachian Trail, led by ’14 alum Flannagh Fitzsimmons and ’16 alum Kiana Lane. The second group, led by Quiz and Byrd Hughes, focusing on “Food sustainability” volunteered at local organizations in Memphis, TN. Photos courtesy of Becca Van Spall & Morgan VanWickler
