By Victoria Konicki Swipe It Forward, a new meal swipe donation program at Worcester State University, collected 300 meal swipes to help students struggling with food insecurity this semester, and 266 have been used. Swipe […]
By Richard Mayne “O Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo?” The Worcester State Visual and Performing Arts Department production of Romeo and Juliet was not your grandmother’s version with gowns and tunics or castles and […]
By: Josh Catalano Worcester State University students listened intently Tuesday October 5, 2019, as Patricia Gualinga spoke about climate change and the Amazon. Gualinga is the leader of the Sarayaku people, indigenous to the Ecuadorian […]
By Zach Smith Sound has been the sense that has always hit me the hardest. My sensory issues are greater than ever, so any noisy sound causes my eardrum to vibrate like an earthquake. A […]
By Victoria Konicki Wages for Worcester State University student workers were reset to $12 per hour over the summer due to the rising minimum wage in Massachusetts, but many student workers were not informed in […]
By Robert Racicot “Good luck.” Tim, Oxford’s library director, laughed that eternal laugh of his as he locked me in for the night. When Tim laughs, you’re never quite sure if he’s laughing with you […]
By Tyanna McCaulsky Photo credit: Josh Catalano Just a kissGave the heart that one wishBlind eyes Devious liesWhat did I miss?Butterflies, my sunshine However, you weren’t actually mineHolding onto a thin lineThe pain, I don’t want to […]
By Richard Mayne A respected member of a Cherokee tribe once referred to written language itself as “talking on paper.” At a campfire one night, not long past the dawn of the nineteenth century, he […]
By Tyanna McCaulsky Nelson Mandela once said, “Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world.” The comments made at the Worcester School Committee Forum on September 25, 2019, reveal how […]
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