Local
On The Rise
By Monica Thomas It’s no surprise that over the last year thousands of non-essential businesses were forced to close due to the pandemic. Small businesses across the country struggled to make the bare minimum and […]
Month: March 2021
Campus
MEET WORCESTER STATE’S NEW HEAD SOCCER COACH: Q & A
By Andy Ramirez The coronavirus has had an enormous impact on all aspects of life, with college athletics being taken away from millions to enjoy. I am a first-year goalkeeper on Worcester State’s new soccer […]
Local
Student Interview with Jumpstart Worcester Manager Lynn Thompson
By Madison Shaw Jumpstart is a national organization that recruits and trains college students going into under resourced classrooms to work on oral language skills and social emotional skills. Students who enter these preschools come […]
Music
On a Good Note
By Logan Hampsey Hi there! Welcome to another edition of my music column On a Good Note. March is Women’s History Month, a time where we recognize and appreciate strong, heroic female figures throughout history. […]
Local
Game & Watch: Spring Preview 2021
By Patrick Young Like many gamers I try to balance playing new games with a backlog of titles that just never seems to shrink. After the launch of the PS5 and making my way through […]
Music
On a Good Note
By Logan Hampsey Hello! Welcome back to another segment of my music column On a Good Note. In this edition, I will discuss some iconic Celtic/Irish inspired music in honor of Saint Patrick’s Day. It […]
Local
A Look Inside the Worcester Art Museum
By The New Worcester Spy The New Worcester Spy had the opportunity to chat with Aileen Novick who is the Manager of Public & Education Programs at the Worcester Art Museum. Aileen describes her position […]
Campus
Introducing The Worcester Community Fridge
By The New Worcester Spy The Worcester Community Fridge (a.k.a. Woo Fridge) is a mutual aid initiative which began in early January 2021. Since then, the project has garnered attention from the Worcester community and […]
Creative Writing
Clyde’s Ride
By Thomas G. Clark Little Richie Bauer knelt in the dust before a chalk outline at 12th and O. Two of his friends sat across on a rough, uneven section of pavement awaiting their turn […]
Creative Writing
Bad Habits
By Callista Pacheco Every weeknight winds down this way. We spin in circles around each other in our too-small kitchen, making dinner while we talk about our day. There’s music playing softly, whatever new album […]