By Patrick Young Updated on 4/19/21: Sony announced this morning that they are reversing their announcement about the closure of the PSP, PS3 and PS Vita stores. The PSP store will close on July 2, […]
By Patrick Young When I sat down and watched the first episode of Naruto in December, I wasn’t expecting the grip on my life the series would have for the following months, or how much […]
By Patrick Young 2020 has been a year unlike any other and, more specifically, a school year like any other. In March, students and teachers alike scrambled to prepare for fully online learning, figuring out […]
By: Dylan Murray The world as we once knew it has come to an abrupt and near instantaneous halt, and by now, none of us need to be told why. Although the emergency brake of […]
By Julia Konow Michaela White, a Worcester State University student, came to the Student Center Blue Lounge to participate in a meditation techniques session taught by the visiting Buddhist nuns and monks from South India. […]
By Esther Konadu Listen, this is only for a few hours, it will be over soon and you can be back in your room with pajamas on, I told myself. That became my mantra for […]
By Sarah Synk Being involved in a choir, or any singing group, can be a beneficial experience, but sadly not many people join these groups due to low self-esteem, fear of auditioning, time constraints, or […]
By Karly Nivison This Week’s Playlist is also available on Spotify ______________________ Monday: Starting off our week is Tom Walker’s Leave a Light On. Walker isn’t too well known, but this song is undoubtedly his most […]
Q: I have a friend who repeatedly makes aphobic comments and is prone to flee from any sort of confrontation. How do I educate them but also not lose a friend? For anyone reading this […]
by Karly Nivison With October blowing through and that New England winter coming in, it’s time to kick back and try to find some music to match the mood. Here’s a list of This Week’s […]
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