By Samantha Vega-Torres – 1851 Contributor
In an email sent by Academic Affairs on September 29, students were informed that all study abroad and Shoulder to Shoulder programs for the Spring 2022 semester would be canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Continue reading “Study abroad cancelled for Spring 2022 semester”By Ruth Kehinde– Digital Editor
Growing up, my mom would always tell me, “be comfortable with being uncomfortable.” Throughout my developmental years, I never truly knew what she meant until I came to Lasell.
Continue reading “Editor’s Corner: Allow yourself to grow”By Allie Clancy – 1851 Contributor
Ecuador has given me so much I can’t even put it into words. I’ve learned what hard work looks like, I’ve experienced a new, vibrant culture, I’ve met the most kind and open people, and learned what life is really about. The past two weeks have changed who I am. I’m forever thankful to everyone on this trip and so happy to have them through this experience, and now in my life.
Bonjour! During International Education Week in November, students and faculty watched and voted on Study Abroad Video Contest entries from this past year. The winner, Abbey Coughlan from the Class of 2019, documented her experiences in Spain as well as other countries she visited while abroad. The other three entries showcase student experiences in Ireland, Italy and England.
Thank you to all who voted and enjoy!
The annual Washington D.C. trip hosted by the Communication Department at Lasell gave six students and two professors the chance to explore the nation’s capital. With visits to SiriusXM Radio, kglobal, Newseum, Cannon House Office Building and The National Press Club, students were able to meet professionals in their field and expand connections outside of the classroom. Check out these photos and be sure to apply for next year’s trip!
Photos courtesy of –
Co-Editor-in-Chief Megan Palumbo, Digital Editor Dana Sutcliffe
Com Students – Nick Crane, Cameron Brennan, Carly Smith & Irish Noel
Professors – Marie Franklin & Lauren Anderson
By Dana Sutcliffe –1851 Staff
Life is too short. It’s okay to be selfish and for some, this means taking time to travel when you’re young. It’s true there are many things to look forward to later on, like a successful career and family, but it’s important to grab life by the horns and have fun while you can. Along with having new experiences and opportunities, you’ll be introduced to new faces, cultures, food and events that you would have never been able to experience by staying home on your couch. So, realize that staying in one place is overrated and for what you don’t yet understand, your experiences and true inner happiness will thank you for later. Here are five reasons to travel while you’re young: Continue reading “Five reasons to travel in your twenties”
By Dana Sutcliffe – 1851 staff
So it’s finally that one week in March you’ve been waiting for, spring break! You find yourself being able to breathe again after the chaos of midterms and that stress headache that’s been bothering you since Monday is gone. Life is looking up but there’s still one thing on your mind…you’re stuck at home for break. Although it’s a bummer, staying local for the week isn’t the end of the world and it just means you have more time to save up for that next big adventure. Spring breaking at home can be fun if you make the best of it and with these 5 simple ideas, you’ll be on your way to enjoying the week just as much as your friends in Cancun…well almost as much! Continue reading “5 Ideas to Beat Your Spring Break Blues”
Lasell junior Olivia Angerosa spent the 2017 fall semester exploring Europe while studying abroad in Florence, Italy. Check out her travel video below to see the adventures she embarked on while overseas:
Disclaimer: we do not own the rights to any of the soundtracks used in the video.
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