On March 29, 2021, a group of seniors here at the University organized a peaceful and respectful protest to let their voices be heard on the matter of administration deciding to hold…
Hosted by the Class of 2022 Council The Western New England University Class of 2022 Council is organizing a 5K Walk/Run called WNE Walks honoring one of our own, Dave Stawasz. Traditionally,…
By Sebastian Grignano Being a collegiate baseball player at this point in time, during a pandemic, has been the farthest thing from easy. It has been a roller coaster ride from the…
By Nora Beechwood Do you remember going to the mall with your mom for Christmas presents when you were younger? And during the madness of it all, somehow you would find yourself…
By Olivia Cushman April is Autism Awareness Month, as the organization Autism Speaks has deemed April 2, 2021, the fourteenth annual World Autism Awareness Day. To kick off this month of awareness…
By Joey Africano Mental illness is a huge issue that many college students face every year. It does not need to be said that we, as Golden Bears, have gone through a…
By Hailey MacDonald, Editor-in-Chief On the evening of Thursday, March 25, I was added to a GroupMe chat by one of my friends. The group chat was called “We deserve to be…
I would like to preface this letter with a disclosure. I do not aim to speak for all WNE students, and I do not want to make any student feel as though…
By Nicole Acevedo, Assistant Editor “I’m okay.” This has become the most used phrase in my vocabulary since the world went into a state of frenzy and discombobulation. A year in the…
By Female, 19 Looking back on my freshman year of high school, I realize I was an entirely different person of who I am today. I was immature, naive, and trusting of…