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The men’s soccer team will be on the hunt for it’s third coach in three years. (photo courtesy of Dan Augustine)
Men’s soccer faces uncertain future
Jacob Lustig, Arts Editor • May 17, 2026

The men’s soccer team has entered its spring season with no coach once again....

Mara Boldy is a midfielder not only for the field hockey team but for women’s lacrosse also. (Photo courtesy of Lasell Athletics)
Boldy bolsters talent for two teams
Lillian Sullivan, 1851 Chronicle Staff • May 17, 2026

For sophomore Mara Boldy, sports have always been a family affair. Growing up...

Maddie Caro has shined throughout her four years as the women volleyball team’s libero. (Photo courtesy of Maddie Caro)
Caro carries volleyball with pride
Jeremy Wacker, 1851 Chronicle Staff • May 17, 2026

As her time at Lasell University comes to an end, Maddie Caro leaves behind...

Graphic by Jenna Sargent
Senior athletes score for the last time
Jenna Sargent, 1851 Chronicle Staff • May 17, 2026

College athletics rarely follow a straight line. For some, like baseball’s...

Aria Conti (left) and Jenna Sargent, prepare to taste the new menu offerings available at Fenway Park in 2026.
Fenway Park preview was a home run
Aria Conti and Jenna Sargent May 17, 2026

On April 2, on the eve of the Red Sox’ 2026 home opener, a Media Day was held...

Sophomore midfielder Nick Halesworth (L) huddles up with senior midfielder Nate Campbell and others midgame. (Photo courtesy of Sophia Goldin)
Men’s lacrosse looks to the future
Daniel Newhall, 1851 Chronicle Staff • May 17, 2026

The men’s lacrosse team came into the season with high hopes. Having been...

The softball team in Clermont, FLA poses postgame with Lasell President Eric Turner and Presidential Spouse Wanda Whitmore. (Photo courtesy of Abby Fortin)
Lasell softball strives for success
Jacob Lustig, Arts Editor • April 9, 2026

Lasell University’s softball team has begun its season in swinging fashion....

Graphic by Mylena Bovo
Payment for real-world experience
Bella Messa, 1851 Chronicle Staff • May 17, 2026

Internships for Lasell students should be paid. For most students at Lasell,...

The Campus Activities Board executive board pose with SoFaygo, the 2026 Spring Concert headliner, on Monday, April 20, 2026
CAB’s Spring Week brings sun and fun
Emily Woodsmall and Tess Combis May 17, 2026

On Monday, April 13, Lasell University’s Campus Activities Board (CAB) launched...

Students (L): Yaphet Browning and Ryan Mesnik sharpen their interview skills with admissions counselor Andrew Marcotte and professor of business Christina Alejandre. (Photo courtesy of Lasell Marketing and Communications)
Professionals share skills and success with students
Emily Woodsmall, 1851 Chronicle Staff • May 17, 2026

On April 7, Lasell University hosted a professional development fair in de Witt...

A simulated crime scene for students to examine. (Photo courtesy of Teagan Anz)
Forensic Science students gain crime scene experience
Ryan Ruff, 1851 Editor In-Chief • April 9, 2026

The Forensic Science Association is holding its first crime scene investigation...

Eric Lanthier began serving in the role of Associate Vice President of Enrollment Management on January 7, 2026. (Photo courtesy of Eric Lanthier)
Lanthier leads Enrollment Management
Jacob Lustig, Arts Editor • April 9, 2026

On Wednesday, January 7, President Eric Turner sent out a statement to the Lasell...

Jenna Sargent (left) and Aria Conti, reporters from Lasell University's 1851 Chronicle newspaper, prepare to taste the new menu offerings available at Fenway Park in 2026.
New Fenway Park menu will be a home run for Red Sox fans in 2026
Aria Conti and Jenna Sargent April 2, 2026

On April 2, on the eve of the Red Sox’ 2026 home opener, a Media Day was held...

Graphic by Mylena Bovo
New year, new price increase for tuition, housing at Lasell
Aria Conti and Courtney Hannon March 3, 2026

Lasell students have received letters from the university on behalf of President...

The men’s soccer team will be on the hunt for it’s third coach in three years. (photo courtesy of Dan Augustine)
Men’s soccer faces uncertain future
Jacob Lustig, Arts Editor • May 17, 2026

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...

Mara Boldy is a midfielder not only for the field hockey team but for women’s lacrosse also. (Photo courtesy of Lasell Athletics)
Boldy bolsters talent for two teams
Lillian Sullivan, 1851 Chronicle Staff • May 17, 2026

For sophomore Mara Boldy, sports have always been a family affair. Growing up surrounded by athletes, especially hockey players, she naturally...

A group picture in de Witt Hall of all of the award winners and presenters from the banquet. (Photo courtesy of Dom Buffone)
A look at the Leadership Awards Banquet
Meghan Clair, 1851 Chronicle Staff • May 17, 2026

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...

Madilyn Ebbinghaus (bottom center) poses with her models for her senior collection, “What Finds Its Way Home.” (Photo courtesy of Madilyn Ebbinghaus)
Senior fashion collections; sentimental stories
Aria Conti, Opinion Editor • May 17, 2026

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,...

Maddie Caro has shined throughout her four years as the women volleyball team’s libero. (Photo courtesy of Maddie Caro)
Caro carries volleyball with pride
Jeremy Wacker, 1851 Chronicle Staff • May 17, 2026

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,...

Graphic by Jenna Sargent
Senior athletes score for the last time
Jenna Sargent, 1851 Chronicle Staff • May 17, 2026

College athletics rarely follow a straight line. For some, like baseball’s Matt Williams, the future felt uncertain from day one, overwhelmed...

Senior executive team members of Polished magazine left their mark on the fashion world during their four years at Lasell. (Photo courtesy of Ella Rivera)
Student leaders on clubs
Michael Curran and Jenna Sargent May 17, 2026

Several graduating seniors have left a lasting impact on campus through their leadership in student organizations, programming, and connection. Polished...

A group picture in de Witt Hall of all of the award winners and presenters from the banquet. (Photo courtesy of Dom Buffone)
A look at the Leadership Awards Banquet
Meghan Clair, 1851 Chronicle Staff • May 17, 2026

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...

Madilyn Ebbinghaus (bottom center) poses with her models for her senior collection, “What Finds Its Way Home.” (Photo courtesy of Madilyn Ebbinghaus)
Senior fashion collections; sentimental stories
Aria Conti, Opinion Editor • May 17, 2026

The end of the year is here, and with that comes Runway, the first Lasell undergraduate...

Mara Boldy is a midfielder not only for the field hockey team but for women’s lacrosse also. (Photo courtesy of Lasell Athletics)
Boldy bolsters talent for two teams
Lillian Sullivan, 1851 Chronicle Staff • May 17, 2026

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...

A group picture in de Witt Hall of all of the award winners and presenters from the banquet. (Photo courtesy of Dom Buffone)
A look at the Leadership Awards Banquet
Meghan Clair, 1851 Chronicle Staff • May 17, 2026

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...

Maddie Caro has shined throughout her four years as the women volleyball team’s libero. (Photo courtesy of Maddie Caro)
Caro carries volleyball with pride
Jeremy Wacker, 1851 Chronicle Staff • May 17, 2026

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...

Graphic by Jenna Sargent
Senior athletes score for the last time
Jenna Sargent, 1851 Chronicle Staff • May 17, 2026

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....

Senior executive team members of Polished magazine left their mark on the fashion world during their four years at Lasell. (Photo courtesy of Ella Rivera)
Student leaders on clubs
Michael Curran and Jenna Sargent May 17, 2026

Several graduating seniors have left a lasting impact on campus through their leadership in student organizations, programming, and connection. Polished Magazine- Is a publication...

Four standout seniors who left their mark
Jill Neil and Emily Woodsmall May 17, 2026

                For Jenna Sargent, being involved on campus isn’t something to add to a résumé;...

Senior editors say goodbye
Michael Curran, Ryan Ruff, and Jacob Lustig May 17, 2026

Michael Curran: Over the past four years on campus, I have joined many new activities and left some behind, but the one constant has been my work with the 1851 Chronicle. I...

Madilyn Ebbinghaus (bottom center) poses with her models for her senior collection, “What Finds Its Way Home.” (Photo courtesy of Madilyn Ebbinghaus)
Senior fashion collections; sentimental stories
Aria Conti, Opinion Editor • May 17, 2026

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...

Jessi Orlando has served as Associate Director of the Career Readiness Center since 2023. (Photo courtesy of Jessi Orlando)
Orlando shines in career prep
Ryan Ruff, 1851 Editor In-Chief • May 16, 2026

Before becoming the associate director for the Center for Career Readiness & Internships for Lasell University, Jessi Orlando had a myriad of experiences that helped shape...

Annie Ou has been with Lasell since August 2013. She is the Associate Professor of Writing and Director of the English as a Second Language (ESL) program and is now taking on a new title. (Photo courtesy of Annie Ou)
Ou tapped to lead FirstYear Seminar
Aria Conti and Meghan Clair May 16, 2026

Professor Annie Ou has been at Lasell University since August 2013. Ou, who has been Associate Professor of Writing and Director of the English as a Second Language (ESL) program,...

Sous Chef Troy Miller joined Lasell Dining Services in December 2025. (Photo courtesy of Troy Miller)
Chef Troy Miller cooks up change on campus
Jenna Sargent, 1851 Chronicle Staff • April 9, 2026
The view from Clearwater Beach, Fla. from the first half of Sargent’s spring break trip.
From toasty to tundra: A Spring break recap
Jenna Sargent, 1851 Chronicle Staff • April 9, 2026
The softball team in Clermont, FLA poses postgame with Lasell President Eric Turner and Presidential Spouse Wanda Whitmore. (Photo courtesy of Abby Fortin)
Lasell softball strives for success
Jacob Lustig, Arts Editor • April 9, 2026
Graphic by Mylena Bovo
Payment for real-world experience
Bella Messa, 1851 Chronicle Staff • May 17, 2026

Internships for Lasell students should be paid. For most students at Lasell, internships are a requirement for junior or senior year students...

Graphic by Mylena Bovo
Too many mental health days?
Aria Conti, Opinion Editor • May 17, 2026

Mental health days are a heavily debated topic, which many people find challenging to talk about because of the stigma surrounding mental health...

Aria Conti (left) and Jenna Sargent, prepare to taste the new menu offerings available at Fenway Park in 2026.
Fenway Park preview was a home run
Aria Conti and Jenna Sargent May 17, 2026

On April 2, on the eve of the Red Sox’ 2026 home opener, a Media Day was held in the Aura Club at Fenway Park. We had the amazing opportunity...

Graphic by Mylena Bovo
Exams, projects, essays, oh my!
Kendall Giordano, 1851 Chronicle Staff • May 17, 2026

With finals right around the corner, it seems as though panic has already begun setting in. Students are staying caffeinated, putting together...

Graphic by Mylena Bovo
Slacking summer courses
Jill Neil, Opinion Editor • May 17, 2026

Having access to online summer courses is often presented as a major advantage for college students. In theory, it offers flexibility, convenience,...

Graphic by Mylena Bovo
Future majors to consider
Emily Woodsmall, 1851 Chronicle Staff • May 17, 2026

As the semester wraps up at Lasell, students are planning their classes for next semester. As academic plans for each major are rolled out, it...

Graphic by Jenna Sargent
Folk around and find out
Jenna Sargent, 1851 Chronicle Staff • May 17, 2026

In the last year, I have become a huge fan of folk music, but since leaning...

Graphic by Jill Neil
“The Climb” continues: The Hannahversary
Aria Conti and Jill Neil May 17, 2026

Every kid who grew up in the 2000s spent a significant amount of time daydreaming...

Graphic by Jill Neil
“The Pitt” Season 2 gets too real
Jill Neil, Opinion Editor • May 17, 2026

There’s a specific kind of burnout that happens when you’re just trying...

Graphic by Jill Neil
“Out of Body” embraces uncomfortability
Jill Neil, Opinion Editor • May 17, 2026

If you’ve seen one music documentary, you’ve basically seen them all. They’ve...

Anne Hathaway takes center stage as a pop star in "Mother Mary." (Photo courtesy Frederic Batier/A24)
“Mother Mary” will have a complicated relationship with the audience
Michelle French, 1851 Chronicle Staff • April 24, 2026

“Mother Mary” is a visually stunning film that explores themes of depression,...

Jaafar Jackson as Michael Jackson in "Michael." (Courtesy Glen Wilson/Lionsgate)
Music, acting, and choreography take center stage in “Michael”
Luciana Esch-Levanos, 1851 Chronicle Staff • April 23, 2026

Just right off the bat, I was extremely excited to see “Michael.” I wouldn’t...

Graphic by Jill Neil
Love on the political spectrum
Aria Conti, Opinion Editor • April 9, 2026

FX series “Love Story John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette.” Produced...

Graphic by Mylena Bovo
TikTok’s economic takeover
Courtney Hannon, 1851 Chronicle Staff • April 9, 2026

Trends seem to cycle faster than most individuals can keep up with. TikTok has...

Graphic by Aria Conti
5 fashion trends springing into 2026
Olivia Chura, 1851 Chronicle Staff • April 9, 2026

As the warmer seasons are quickly approaching, now is a great time to add some...

Graphic by Mylena Bovo
Who gets a second season?
Zoie Laskiewicz, 1851 Chronicle Staff • April 9, 2026

The feeling of watching a TV show that you can relate to is indescribable; Seeing...

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