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How Do We Learn?
By Logan Hampsey Not even a year has passed since “it” came. What seemed like comedy, turned into reality. My fellow students and teachers, how will education continue? We wake up to a new routine […]
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Loneliness, Gratefulness, and Anxiousness: How WSU Students are Handling the “New Normal”
By: Rebecca Carrillo The girl looks over at the time, sees it is noon, and stretches her arms over her head, trying to get the kinks out from being hunched over a laptop for the […]
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How Have Online Classes Affected WSU Students?
By Rebecca Carrillo The old saying “March comes in like a lion, out like a lamb” was floating around inside the young woman’s head as she quickened her pace towards her residence hall, lugging an […]
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COVID-19 Shut Downs, Worcester State Science Carries On
By Melanie R. Meadors In the quiet of the forest, as the spring rain drips from the trees and the last of the winter snow melts, a little plant grows. It’s a peaceful scene, and, […]
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A Snapshot of Rachel Wiese, VPA Professor
By Richard Mayne “I have always been a teacher and a practitioner.” It’s a cold January morning in Worcester, MA, as Rachel Wiese makes her short walk to work. She leaves footprints along her way […]
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New Swipe It Forward Program Provides Meals for Food Insecure Students
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 […]
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Romeo and Juliet: A Review
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 […]
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Indigenous Environmental Activist Shares Experience, Urges Action
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 […]
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Many Student Workers Not Informed of Wage Changes
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 […]
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Chalk It Up! (Photos)
By Brenda Thomas Chalk It Up is an annual event started by alumna Kathryn Salemme, a former presidential student ambassador who sat on the School Spirit Committee. Chalk It Up lets students express their love […]