Arts & Entertainment
“Uhhhhhhhhh”
By Grace Van Kirk “Uhhhhhh” is honestly the majority of my internal monologue. “How do you say?” is another common phrase out of my mouth, as is “can I have the, uhm, du weißt das, […]
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Campus
LGBTQ+ Resources in the city of Worcester
By Hannah Fisher Although the city of Worcester seems to have a lot of diversity in terms of the LGBTQ+ community, the city actually does not have many resources supporting that community. When it comes […]
Local
Becker College: Closed.
By Zenaida Bufford When Jamir Carr left Philadelphia and headed a few states over to Massachusetts, he thought he had found his new home. He was about to spend the next four years of his […]
Archived
What’s Lurking Under the Water?
By Richard Mayne Juan Gomez, a local fisherman in his late 20s, stands up in his inflatable boat, big enough to fit two people, per the manufacturer’s suggestions. However, with Gomez as slender as the […]
Archived
Friendly House: Providing Successful Services for Worcester’s Immigrants
By Zach Smith For Brazilian-born Worcester resident Simone Almeida, Friendly House is a sanctuary that has helped her and her family adjust to life in the United States. “Friendly House is the best place to […]
Arts & Entertainment
Celebrating the Art of Worcester
By New Worcester Spy Staff On Wednesday April 10, the New Worcester Spy, along with creative writing/art club INK and the Urban Studies Department, hosted Spring Showcase: The Art of Worcester. Backdropped by Lancer’s Loft, […]
Creative Writing
The Grinding Wheel
By Thomas Clark [5:33 p.m.] Operator seven guessed fewer than twenty minutes remained in his workday. This was ironic because he prided himself on exacting precision and this was something so important to him. He […]
Local
Ofo Bikes Hit Worcester
By Yang Liu Michael Perez, a freshman math major at Worcester State University, wanted to go to the grocery store, but he didn’t have a car. He downloaded the Ofo app and found a […]
Arts & Entertainment
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 […]
Campus
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 […]