By Abi Brown & Rachel Shepard – Arts Editor & Copy Editor
(Left to Right) Emmanuella Brempong, Tyson Buggs, Professor Jill Carey, Savannah Nolan, and Kelly Mooney
Emmanuella Brempong poses in front of one of the 30 hats she handmade during COVID-19 for nurses at UMass Memorial.
Tyson Buggs poses in front of a traditional Southeast Asain Coolie hat.
From April 6 to 16, in the Wedeman Art Gallery located in Yamawaki Center for the Arts, was its latest exhibit, cleverly titled “It’s Gone To Your Head.”
Senior captain Elise Stanbury poses during media day before the start of her season. Photo courtesy of Elise Stanbury
When senior captain Elise Stanbury joined the track and field team four years ago, there were only three other throwers. Now, the throwers have 10 members between the men’s and women’s teams thanks in part to her leadership.
On February 24 Russia invaded Ukraine intending to take over the capital, Kyiv, in order to dismantle and demilitarize the Ukrainian government. Since the initial conflict there has been daily content from news outlets, this is a breakdown of the latest news on Russia and Ukraine as of April 15.
By Abi Brown & Rachel Shepard– Arts & Entertainment Editor & Copy Editor
The entrance of the Mass Art Art Museum. Photo by Abi Brown
The MassArt Art Museum (MAAM) is a contemporary art museum in the Massachusetts College of Art and Design that features the work of professional and student artists.
By Rebecca Osowski & Rachel Shepard– Features Editor & Copy Editor
Jessie McGuire (R) discusses her journey to becoming Managing Director of brand design studio ThoughtMatter with Program Chair of Graphic Design Ken Calhoun on Tuesday, March 8 in Yamawaki Auditorium.Jared Guirleo (‘21) speaks at the Life After Lasell alumni panel alongside Kierstan Hywell (‘19), Jenna Mucci (‘16), and senior Anna King in the Yamawaki Auditorium on March 8.
Photos by Bailey Klingaman
Previously known as SoCa Day, The School of Communication & the Arts hosts a series of lectures annually for students to attend. Now, it’s been rebranded as ComArts Conversations. This year, the lectures run on Tuesdays from March 1 through April 12 and focus on a combination of communications and design.
Mitski has had a love affair with music, and her fans have been put through the wringer. After taking a hiatus from music in 2019, she released her newest album “Laurel Hell” on February 4, and it was only 32 minutes in length. According to Mitski, this is the longest she has spent working on an album and has been working on various songs since 2018.