• Gentleman’s Jack Review

    Gentleman’s Jack Review

    By Magella Cantara Globally, as the world is experiencing this pandemic together, many are at home working or finding themselves wallowing in boredom. To pass the time over the weekends other than homework, watching movies or new TV series has been the go-to. Recommended by a new friend of mine, is a series called “Gentleman’s… Read more

  • Daffodil Tribute Starts to Bloom

    by Celina Simmons On a rainy day in early November, before the times of quarantine, the Student Senate held a gathering in commemoration of Maine women who fought for the right to vote 100 years ago. In partner with Maine Suffrage Centennial Organization, students planted over two dozen daffodils outside of the Spring Point dorm… Read more

  • Candidate Clarification

    Candidate Clarification

    by Celina Simmons On April 8th, the news broke out on Bernie Sanders suspending his campaign in the 2020 presidential election. Many headlines then followed with a statement along the lines of “clearing the path of Democratic nominee for Joe Biden.” While Sanders acknowledges that this is likely the case, he stated that his name… Read more

  • The Illusion has Dissolved

    by Finley Welch All the greatest books to ever hit the palm of my hands begin with an ominous one liner:  “It was a pleasure to burn.”  Like a moth to a flame, I was drawn to them at the age when the ripening of my soul had just begun and the definition of ominous… Read more

  • Chit-Chats & Rants

    Chit-Chats & Rants

    Open Forum with Student Senate by Celina Simmons The Student Senate would like to invite any and all students to log in for an open forum Zoom session. This is your chance to voice any concerns and needs at hand during these stressful times. Your Senators are here and determined to help their fellow students… Read more

  • April Fools Day

    by Alex Griffin   So, I always forget when April Fool’s is but someone reminded me this year! I really wanted to either prank my friends in a text or my parents. My mom helped me prank my dad at dinner time. He left his spaghetti on his tray table to go get a coke… Read more