By Kait Bedell – News Editor
The COVID-19 vaccine will be required for all students attending in the fall of 2021. The news was announced in an email from President Michael Alexander on April 14.
Continue reading “COVID-19 vaccine mandated for fall 2021 placed”By Katie Peters, Claire Crittendon, and Kaie Quigley – Editors-In- Chief & Features Editor
“It’s really critical that this work isn’t treated as if it’s just an add on,” says Chief Diversity Officer Jesse Tauriac. The work in question is diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) at Lasell.
Continue reading “Diversity, equity and inclusion examined on campus”By Katie Peters- Arts Editor
Photo Courtesy of Kiononia Howard.
College students learn a lot of valuable skills during their time at school to help them navigate their professional careers. But how many classes are offered to help students navigate adult life? For the past 10 years, Associate Professor of Mathematics Dr. Neil Hatem has taken one day to teach financial literacy in each class he teaches. Now, Hatem is working to make Intermediate Financial Literacy a required one-credit course for every undergraduate student.
By Claire Crittendon – Features Editors
On Sunday, Nov. 3, faculty, staff and students joined together to host this year’s undergraduate open house. Running from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., this event gave prospective students a glance into our university.
Continue reading “Open house, open doors, open arms, open minds”
By Holly Feola & Chris Bretti – 1851 Chronicle Staff
Lasell held their monthly town hall meeting on March 21 to discuss goals for the next fifteen months as a part of the Vision 2022 Strategic Plan. As a partial continuation from last month’s meeting, President Alexander focused on short-term projects that benefit various parts of the campus, students, staff, and faculty.
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