Emma Cody

Men’s Hockey Returns

This weekend, Friars men’s hockey returned to the ice with two exhibition games against Simon Fraser University (Friday, Oct. 3) and Quinnipiac University (Sunday, Oct. 5). I was able to catch the Friday opener against SFU, where the Friars won emphatically 7–1. This win was impressive to watch in person, especially without the star Roger […]

Flagg Taylor ’27

Introducing the 2025-26 Providence Men’s Basketball

If you paid attention to Kim English’s upgrades to his team this offseason, you are already fully aware of the excitement this year in Friartown. If not, this article will help familiarize you with this year’s team, as I will lay out what I predict to be the team’s rotation to start the year. Jason […]

Connor Whalen ‘28

Was the Celtics’ Offseason Helpful or Harmful?

Providence College Investigates: NBA Helpful With the new roster cuts for the Boston Celtics, fans are speculating whether this will benefit or hurt the team. Some fans are outraged while others are excited to see how this controversial decision will play out. Although controversial, these roster cuts and new additions to the team will end […]

Pippa Jones ’28 and Sarah Wolff ’28

Sunset

Sun melts to skyBowing downBleeding her orangeEnding a day of shine Can life’s decline be as beautifulSink back from which we cameBorn tall, forced to shrink Watch one person fade to nightSadly over, but glimmering in ripplesStars remind us of the sky’s refusal to cease I will trace constellations how I trace our memoriesPainting the […]

Anna Gambone ’27

This is not a drill, I repeat, This is not a drill

As a child, you imagined what would happen if a shooter came into your classroom right in the middle of Mrs. Knox’s lesson on long division, and how you would pick up the chair closest to you, and your adrenaline would kick in, and you’d hit him over the head and knock him out, and […]

Riley Londraville ’27

Quiet Indifference

Your expression,your countenance,I can read you.You’re a book, but let’s watch a film. Hushed, even, tranquil.Repetitive fluttering,the television lightens your face.Beaming, blinking, a quiet smile, indifferent. We’ll never speak enough,and we live in the bleakness,somehow comforted by shared sorrows.Your intrigue— Nothing and everything.You follow the broadcasted voices,but I wish you’d follow mine.Lounge clothes, or a […]

Grace Pappadellis ’29

Sustainable Spooky Season

As October rolls around and fall begins, I get excited about all of the fun activities to do in the upcoming months. Fall’s best holiday, Halloween, is always one of my favorite times of the year as people get together to celebrate and let loose with a variety of creative costumes. My mom still has […]

Courtney Wight ’26

From Steering to Steps

I tap my fingertips on my thighs as I walk along the manicured path all the way to class. There is no longer a steering wheel to tap while I wait at a stoplight, or a radio knob to spin, creating a beat for my unoccupied foot to drum along to. Sometimes, the walk seems […]

Grace Pappadellis ’29

Candace Owens Investigates Charlie Kirk’s Death

Don’t Let the Media Think for You I usually don’t get pulled into discussions of conspiracy theories. Although some have a factual basis, I typically like my information to be concrete and deduce my opinions from proven facts. After Charlie Kirk was assassinated, I did my research about what happened and looked into the narrative […]

Kaelynd Brouillette ’29

Editor’s Column 10/9

As the leaves ever-so-slowly begin to turn and the occasional chill in the air hints at the arrival of autumn, I’ve been thinking more and more about the importance of embracing change—specifically, changes of scenery. It’s so easy to get bogged down in a routine that feels dull and unexciting. This is particularly true in […]

Olivia Gleason '26