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Students Study in Scrambles
By Christina Cronin It’s one of those weeks that every college student dreads. Kayden O’Sullivan goes into a frenzy as she struggles to study for two nursing exams and finish a 7-12 page history […]
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Leading with Pride
By Christina Cronin Jaylen Creonte-Baird sits in the Pride Alliance office, practicing her speech for the campus’s Gender Identity Forum. Nervous, she starts to put on more makeup. She uses her hairbrush to brush […]
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Authors’ Challenges: Dr. Sharon Yang Talks About Her Experience to Students
By Shaymaa Mohammed Many students nearing the end of their educational career look forward to achieving their dreams and starting a new stage in their lives. To many of them, writing a first book […]
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Going the Extra Mile: Coach Jusseaume Takes WSU Runners to the Finish Line
By Kendra Wynn He was a tall man with a protruding stomach, light gray hair, and thin glasses framing his brown eyes. He was wearing jeans and a Worcester State jacket. He smiled ear […]
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Women’s History in the Worcester State Archives
By Nicole O’Connell March is Women’s History Month and Worcester State is not letting it pass by unacknowledged. On Wednesday, March 14, around ten people gathered in the archives on the third floor of […]
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WSU Seeks Ways to Better Accommodate LGBTQ+ Community
By Christina Cronin The Gender Identity Forum was held on Thursday February 15, 2018 in the Blue Lounge. The forum was led by Tiana D. Carrasquillo, Associate Director of Admissions. Carrasquillo is a member […]
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From Trenches to Textbooks: Inside the Life of a Student-Marine
By Danny Jaillet “You like your coffee cowboy style?” 20-year-old WSU student Patrick Vossmer quips to his friend as they eat lunch in the Lancer Loft food court. “No, that’s just how they made […]
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At WSU, One Non-traditional Student Finds Non-traditional Pathways
By Robert Megerdichian I’m 65 years old and enrolled as a graduate student at WSU, thank you very much! During a time of life when most of my contemporaries are scaling back, my own life […]
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Fighting Racism: Avoiding Vague Sentiments and Taking Direct Action
By Jude Casimir By now, in early March, everyone’s probably heard about the defacement of that poster in Sheehan Hall. In case you haven’t heard, though, somehow, someone changed the word “bigger” (as in […]
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Whey to Go! The Carb Menace
By Michael Schroth In just a couple of days, I’ll be starting my first ever bodybuilding “cut.” This is the opposite of a bulk phase. Instead of trying to put on size, I’ll be […]