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The men’s soccer team has entered its spring season with no coach once again. As the team attempts to utilize the spring season to develop prior to the next academic year, they are now faced with the challenge of an adjustment. On March 18, Luis Cabral was relieved of his duties as head coach of...
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For sophomore Mara Boldy, sports have always been a family affair. Growing up surrounded by athletes, especially hockey players, she naturally gravitated toward whatever her older brothers were doing. “I grew up primarily playing whatever my older brothers were playing,” she said, recalling early years filled with t-ball, soccer, hockey, and eventually lacro
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On Tuesday, April 14, the Student Leadership Awards Banquet took place in DeWitt Hall. This event serves as a time when different clubs and organizations on campus come together to be recognized and celebrate the milestones they have surpassed over this academic year. It is a night full of awards, delicious food, and beautiful speeches...
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The end of the year is here, and with that comes Runway, the first Lasell undergraduate show, which features designs from the first-years, sophomores, and juniors, but after the undergrad comes the senior class show, where fashion design seniors display their collections, which are made and designed by themselves, putting four years of learning and...
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As her time at Lasell University comes to an end, Maddie Caro leaves behind a career defined not just by wins and championships but by consistency, leadership, and an unwavering belief in the process. From the moment she stepped on campus as a freshman, Caro carried a vision, not just for herself, but for the...
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College athletics rarely follow a straight line. For some, like baseball’s Matt Williams, the future felt uncertain from day one, overwhelmed by new faces and the unknowns ahead. And for athletes like track & field thrower Alex McFarlane, the journey wasn’t even part of the plan. When he first arrived on campus, track wasn’t on...
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Several graduating seniors have left a lasting impact on campus through their leadership in student organizations, programming, and connection. Polished Magazine- Is a publication with many seniors who made their mark in the world of fashion, and is the team at. Polished produces and publishes its magazine twice a year at the end of each...
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                For Jenna Sargent, being involved on campus isn’t something to add to a résumé; it’s been the defining part of her college experience. An entertainment media major, Sargent has spent her time at school deeply embedded in student life. She works with Blue Key Society, the Office...
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The men’s lacrosse team came into the season with high hopes. Having been ranked second in the preseason rankings in the Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) and coming off a strong 2024–25 season where they finished as runners-up, expectations were high across the board. With a core group of returning players and strong leadership, the...
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