By Bailey Klingaman – Digital Editor
At Lasell, at least one internship is required to graduate. Here are some pieces of advice to keep in mind when you search for an internship.
Continue reading “An upperclassman’s advice for interns”Joshua Sweet: The sweetest musician on campus
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”Family Holiday Staples
By Casey DiBari and Izzy Woods – 1851 Contributors
With the holidays right around the corner, we’re sure people are working on their favorite holiday recipes for this grand return after COVID. We’ve decided to share a few of our favorites holiday staples, and who knows, maybe it can be tried out at your family holiday dinner too.
Continue reading “Family Holiday Staples”The future is pass/fail
By Claire Crittendon – Co-Editor-in-Chief
The feeling of pure ecstasy as you hear your professor say, “this assignment will be graded on completion,” is unmatched. Your stress melts away, your breathing evens out, you realize you don’t have to spend the next two weeks agonizing in anticipation of a certain Canvas notification; all college-level classes should be pass/fail by default.
Continue reading “The future is pass/fail”Thanksgiving gratitude is back on campus
By Izzy Woods & Bailey Klingaman – 1851 Contributor & Digital Editor
This holiday season, there is a lot to be thankful for: seeing family, friends, and traditions being able to resume in a safe manner since COVID-19. Through numerous events on campus and interviews with the community, it is clear the university is full of gratitude.
Continue reading “Thanksgiving gratitude is back on campus”Women’s Volleyball takes on Rhode Island College (RIC) during Senior Night
By Kait Bedell – News Editor
The lady Lasers took on Rhode Island College during a women’s volleyball matchup for Senior Night on Thursday.
Continue reading “Women’s Volleyball takes on Rhode Island College (RIC) during Senior Night”Costume Do’s and Don’ts
By Casey DiBari & Claire Crittendon – 1851 Contributor & Editor in Chief
Halloween is in full swing once again this year, especially on campus. After a year filled with quarantining, tests and vaccinations, we know students are excited to have a night of fun, whether you’re going out with friends or staying on campus. However, we want to remember this year that along with making sure you’re being careful, make sure that your costumes aren’t going to offend other people in our community.
Continue reading “Costume Do’s and Don’ts”Family, Friends, Alumni weekend is back
By Claire Crittendon, Izzy Woods & Karissa Gaughan – Co-Editor-in-Chief & 1851 Contributors
(L to R) Elizabeth Riley (‘16), Sadie Despotopulos (‘18) and Keller Miller (‘02) at the alumni beer garden. Photo by Casey Dibari 
Avery (‘20, left) and Rachel Stankus (‘20, right) at Francos for young alumni pub night. Photo by Casey Dibari 
Pumpkin painting just outside the alumni beer garden. Photo by Casey Dibari 
Katie Goodwin (‘17) at Francos. Photo by Casey Dibari 
Brandi Johnson (‘19, left) and Dani Rhodes (‘20, right) at the alumni beer garden. Photo by Casey Dibari 
Cameron Pensak (‘21) at the beer garden. Photo by Casey Dibari 
Rosa Del Carmen Gomez (‘20) outside Arnow. Photo by Casey Dibari 
Rylie Smith (‘20) at Francos. Photo by Casey Dibari
Family, friends and alumni flocked to campus from October 16 to 18 to reconnect with their loved ones within the Lasell community. This annual event was put on pause in 2020 to respect federal and state COVID-19 guidelines, but two weeks ago the Office of Student Activities launched three days of non-stop, in-person events.
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