Dear Viewer,
In case you accidentally fell asleep and missed the entire academic school year, I’m here to fill you in. Rose Leger and I worked very hard on this, and we hope you’ll enjoy watching it as much as we did making it.
Dear Viewer,
In case you accidentally fell asleep and missed the entire academic school year, I’m here to fill you in. Rose Leger and I worked very hard on this, and we hope you’ll enjoy watching it as much as we did making it.
“1851 Chronicle” editor Tristan Davis caught up with senior fashion designer Eliza Hellier to discuss her senior collection, debuting later this month at the Lasell College Senior Collection Fashion Showcase on April 30 in the Athletic Center.
Background music is “Weight of Love” by The Black Keys.
By Danielle Roberts
On Monday nights, my class ends at 7:45 p.m. It is late enough where Einstein’s has closed and Valentine Dining Hall has changed to Boomer’s Grill. I am starving and in need of a meal, but my only option is Boomer’s, where I cannot (or should not) eat.
By Tristan Davis and Rosemary Leger
“1851 Chronicle” editors Tristan Davis and Rosemary Leger come together to discuss spring break before embarking on their own adventures. In this episode, they also talk plans for three athletic teams, two Alternative Spring Breaks, and one hospitality class. No matter where you’re headed, enjoy the week off, Lasers!
Background music is “Cake By The Ocean” by DNCE.
By Tristan Davis and Rosemary Leger
The fourth annual COM Day on March 8 promoted the theme, “Spotlight on Storytelling,” and attracted crowds of students and community members. The day’s events included a social media panel, speed networking session, and keynote address from investigative reporter Michael Rezendes.
Professor Michael Laramee moderates the Social Media Strategies panel, which consisted of Chris Antinowich (Pilot), Len Mead (Comcast Boston), Andrea Goodman (Be The Change), Fei Wu (independent podcaster), and Zac Veirra (Major League Baseball).
By Rosemary Leger and Tristan Davis
The second annual Hospitality Day proved successful as students and faculty alike were treated to Keynote Speaker David Giblin of the Marriott Hotel chain as well as two panels of experienced field professionals, among other fascinating events.
“1851 Chronicle” features editor, Tristan Davis discusses the events and speakers coming to campus next Tuesday, March 8, for Lasell’s COM Day 2016. The Keynote Speaker will be Michael Rezendes, a Pulitzer Prize-winner and investigative reporter at the Boston Globe. Rezendes was played by Mark Ruffalo in the 2016 film, Spotlight, which won Best Picture at Sunday’s Academy Awards. Background music is “Black Mountain Side” by Led Zeppelin.
By Tristan Davis and Rosemary Leger
Karandon House has seen a child birth
Donald J. Winslow, son of former Lasell College President Guy Winslow, was born in Karandon House on December 21st, 1911. Winslow graduated from Newton High School in 1929 before receiving degrees from both Tufts University and Boston University. While working at Lasell, Winslow served as the school’s historian and even published a book titled Lasell: A History of the First Junior College for Women.