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Día de los Muertos: Celebrating a Traditional Mexican Holiday on Campus

Día de los Muertos: Celebrating a Traditional Mexican Holiday on Campus

Ashley Harvey November 1, 2024

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 October 28 Campus Shooting: A Tragedy Revisited One Year Later

The October 28 Campus Shooting: A Tragedy Revisited One Year Later

In the middle of the night on Saturday, October 28, 2023, students on and off campus were awoken by emergency calls and texts from the school. They were informed that Worcester State University was going...

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Useful For WSU Students? Worcester City Buses

Molly Hughes, Editor-in-Chief May 4, 2024

The Worcester Regional Transit Authority in Massachusetts is making waves in the public transportation sector by offering fare-free rides to its passengers. Starting in March 2020 as a response to the...

Students and others protest an IDF speaker outside of the Sullivan Academic Center.

IDF Reservist Sparks Protests at Worcester State

Rembrandt Pearl, Creative Director May 2, 2024

It was quarter past four on Wednesday, March 13, the week before spring break, and a crowd of protestors, many from outside the university, had formed on the sidewalks and turf in front of the Sullivan...

Blossoms appear in front of the Ghosh building.

Spring Fever Hits Worcester State University

Molly Hughes, Editor-in-Chief May 2, 2024

Picture this: students emerging from their winter hibernation, squinting at the unfamiliar brightness of the sun, only to be greeted by an explosion of pollen. Truly though, the blooms of spring on...

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