By Patrick Healey News Staff Sometimes school projects are a little extra special, and that seems to be the case for the project that Morgan Alch ’17 and Briana Di Prizio ’17 are leading. They are focusing on bringing awareness to an important charity of their choice, and in turn making positive and lasting changes […]
by Sabrina Guilbeault ’18 Assistant News Editor Smirking pink whales, pastel dresses with prints of flowers and nautical scenes, pearls, and monogrammed everything have become essential elements of the attire one wears to the infamous and evolving Golf Party. Organized by students off-campus, the event has become a bi-annual tradition, once in the fall and […]
by Gabriella Pisano ’18 News Staff With the Campus Transformation of Providence College in full swing, changes around campus have been occurring left and right. With the addition and renovations of academic buildings and the incorporation of Huxley Avenue, it seems as though few pieces of the campus have remained unchanged. However, there have been […]
by Daria Purdy ’19 News Staff While the Catholic and Dominican identity of Providence College has always been essential to its mission, research being conducted by Dr. Jennifer Illuzzi and Dr. Arthur Urbano reveals that Judaism has also played a part in shaping the identity of the College. After years of research, Illuzzi and Urbano […]
by Sarah Gianni ’18 News Staff It is a course dedicated to developing public speaking, critical thinking, and enhancing writing skills. And no, it is not Development of Western Civilization. Model Organization of American States (MOAS) is a course offered by the political science department at Providence College. Each year a group of 10 students […]
by Meaghan Dodson ’17 News Co-Editor Best used by: April 30, 2017. Or so it probably says on the back of Arkansas’ supply of lethal injection drugs. Arkansas became the first state in 17 years to perform back-to-back executions this past Monday night. The drugs are set to expire by the end of the month […]
Class of 2018 President My name is Conor Glendon and I am a part of the Class of 2018. I’m re-running for a spot in Student Congress because I want to continue to have an active role in the Providence College Class of 2018. I have been a class rep for 2 years and a […]
by Sabrina Guilbeault ’18 Assistant News Editor A crisis can be described as a time of intense difficulty, and although using the word in relation to on-campus housing can be inflammatory, the phrase “housing crisis” has been thrown around by students these past few weeks as groups of juniors have yet to be officially placed […]