By Alexandra White & Hanna Babek – 1851 Contributors
If you have been to an event on-campus this year, you have probably heard of Joshua Sweet. Whether he is performing the national anthem at a sports game or the Her Campus Halloween event, Joshua Sweet is always singing.
Continue reading “Joshua Sweet: The sweetest musician on campus”By Joshua Michna – 1851 Contributor
“Jesse, to me, is a figure I can look up to for motivation and inspiration,” says junior Eleianet Nunez, a student worker at the Intercultural Center & Commuter Cottage (IC3). “He is someone who genuinely puts his heart into everything he does and cares for his students and others deeply.”
Continue reading “Jesse Tauriac: The most caring on campus”By Kaie Quigley – Features Editor
Emma Murray, junior fashion design major with a minor in business, said her mother helped discover and fuel her passion for fashion. At a young age, Murray was infatuated with her mother’s box of scrap fabrics. She didn’t know what she was doing with them; not many five-year-olds would, but she knew she felt a connection with them.
Continue reading “Fashion Focus: Emma Murray, From Wethersfield to Waisted Fashion”By Taylor Viles – 1851 staff
Jack Edwards grew up in New Hampshire watching the Bruins on his TV. He heard the announcers through the screen, but never thought he’d be calling the game himself.
Continue reading “Once a fan, now an announcer: Jack Edwards comes full circle”
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