Sapphic literature is so important. Sapphic is often used today as "an umbrella term for lesbians, bisexuals, pansexuals and other women-loving women, and for transgender and nonbinary people who may not...
With vulnerability comes power, and from that power, something meaningful can emerge. On May 10, Worcester State University student and artist Courtney Cristo will debut an exhibition at Worcester Center...
Last Tuesday, February 11th, I had my first class with Pink Gloves Boxing. Founded in 2007 by Garret Garrels, Pink Gloves is a women’s boxing organization intending to inspire and empower women across...
Worcester State’s theatre club Almost Off Book presents She Kills Monsters, a play by Qui Nguyen, on February 14th and 15th at 7:30 p.m. in the Fuller Theatre located in the Administration Building....
On Wednesday, Oct. 16, I visited the local café “Cordella’s.” Located at 116 June Street in Worcester, Cordella’s is a small shop with delicious treats and freshly brewed coffee by passionate...
Angel Sotomayor, a Visual and Performing Arts major and Communication minor, is an aspiring artist and a student here at Worcester State University. Angel is an incredibly talented sculptural artist whose...
Small candles light up black-and-white photos of lost friends and family, accompanied by offerings of their favorite food: pan de muertos, corn, sardines, and alcohol. Skeletons adorned with colorful makeup,...
The Wormtown Herald applauds the stellar achievements of Joss Bracero, a senior English major at Worcester State, who clinched the prestigious Elizabeth Bishop Manuscript Prize.
Sunday, April 23, 2024,...
The Mary Cosgrove Dolphin Gallery, located on the first floor of the Ghosh Science and Technology building, is a center to display the creative works of local artists and students. The gallery showcases...
Vampire Lesbians of Sodom begins in the titular city, as a sacrificial virgin (Jaclyn Morrison) is presented to the Succubus (Ella Kridler) only to be turned into a vampire herself. We follow these...
