By Michael Pedro Following the departure of President Robert E. Johnson at the end of the 2024-2025 academic year, Western New England University was in an uncertain state. The university had just accepted the largest…
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By Cameryn Bentler After a two-year conflict in the Gaza Strip between Israel and Hamas beginning on October 7, 2023, President of the United States Donald Trump declared what would be the “first phase” of Israel and…
By Blanca Amaya On a sunny September afternoon, a table appeared outside of Deliso Lawn with a sign that read “prove me wrong” and a list of controversial topics to discuss, such as immigration…
By Cameryn Bentler In 2021– just a few short years ago – a promising, bright undergraduate student walked the stage at Western New England University, graduating with a degree in communications focused on media and journalism. Now she is a reporter…
By Michael Pedro and Ty Quirk Western New England University’s theater troupe, the Stageless Players, will put on its annual fall play on the weekend of November 7th. This semester’s play, “Almost, Maine,” has…
By Erin E. Murray What was once an overgrown courtyard at the Blake Law Center has blossomed into a welcoming wellness garden, thanks to a partnership between the Occupational Therapy program, the College of…
By Fabiola Joubert The word of God continues to bring students together on the Western New England University campus. On Thursday afternoon, the Upper Room Christian Fellowship club brought together a room full…
By Cameryn Bentler These crosses all over my body / Remind me of who I used to be. This lyric is the opening line of Ethel Cain’s Preacher’s Daughter, an entirely self-produced debut album released…
By Cayla Bartosz As a novel, Bessie Flores Zaldivar’s resonant Libertad exemplifies the endlessly intertwined nature of personhood and politics more poignantly than any I’ve read in recent memory. Set in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, the…
By Aiden Carmona What did it take for you to leave them behind To leave the friends you cherished by your side My dear soldier? What is it that eats you up…