By Cole Strzelecki A new resource is on its way for our campus community’s use. This resource will be called the Financial Technology Center. It will broaden our University’s computing capacity and…
By Sarah Sherman A Christian worship service at the Asbury University chapel in Kentucky has evolved into a continual prayer and worship meeting or otherwise known as a revival. People from all…
By Sarah Sherman The Bamboo House is a hidden gem of a Vietnamese and Chinese restaurant here in Springfield, only about ten minutes from our Western New England University campus. I would…
By Gianna Mulvey Bold Media Festival is right around the corner on Saturday, April 22nd. WNEK, GBTV, The Cupola, The Review of Art and Literature, and The Westerner have been working hard…
By Rebekah Sherman For every pain, for every grief, and for the overwhelming feelings inside of me, I lay them down at Your feet. At the feet of Jesus, that is where…
By Sarah Sherman In his new film, the American director Peyton Reed tells a complicated science fiction story that serves as the backstory of a new Marvel villain, Kang. Every day, people…
By Jason Alwang The NFL has been busy ever since the Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl. Busy in the sense that the offseason has been very interesting. The main story…
By Michael Pedro In this issue of Meet the Athletes, I took the time to sit down and interview two more athletes, first-years John Bieszczad and Evan Stewart. Bieszczad is a Biomedical…
By Deandra Rodriguez “I wish for a world that views disability… not as a hindrance but as unique attributes that can be seen as powerful assets if given the right opportunities. –…
By Sarah Sherman Rebekah Sherman, a junior at Western New England University, has created her art piece, “Let Ukraine Grow Again,” with its coinciding poem of the same title to spread awareness…