Men’s Lacrosse will Finish with the Best Record by Max Anderson ’18 I believe this is the breakout year for the Providence College Men’s Lacrosse Team, which leads me to believe the team will finish as the spring sport squad with the best record. As a senior, I have watched the lacrosse team progress every […]
Softball Will Finish With Best Record by Ethan Ticehurst ’18 The Providence College Softball Team is on track to have the best record out of all the spring sports this season. They are on the rise after an average 2017 season. They have steadily improved over the past few years, with a two game […]
Black History Mobile Museum Comes to PC by Sabrina Guilbeault ’18 News Co-Editor As part of Providence College’s celebration of Black History Month, multiple departments across campus, such as Student Affairs and the Office of Institutional Diversity, sponsored the return of the Black History 101 Mobile Museum, which was on display all day in the […]
ESPN Reporter and WNBA Player Share that It’s Okay to Not be Okay by Abigail Czerniecki ’19 A&E Co-Editor Several of Providence College’s clubs and departments, such as Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), Active Minds, Athletics, and Student and Academic Affairs, have teamed up to bring awareness of mental illness to campus and express the […]
Dear Tiff and Earl, Why do professors make us print so much? I shouldn’t be out of PC Prints before midterms! Sincerely, Low on Ink (and Patience) Dear Low on Ink, Here’s a tip: just don’t print any of it. Then, when asked why you didn’t do the reading, say you have the flu. […]
Panel of Female Leaders Discuss Their Super Powers by Sabrina Guilbeault ’18 News Editor This past Friday during Alumni and Family Weekend, the Providence College events department of the Office of Institutional Advancement put on the campus’ first ever Friarcon, an event that showcased student performance and involvement. The night kicked off with a panel […]
Dr. Dana Dillon Speaks at First Theology on Tap of the Semester by Alexandra Huzyk ’20 News Staff In honor of Black History Month, and as a continuation of the conversation initiated by Dr. Bernice King’s Convocation speech, the first Theology on Tap of the semester was titled “Anti-Racism as a Necessary Christian Virtue.” The […]
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Search Committee Made for New Associate VP Position by Darren Squillace ’19 News Staff Over the past few weeks, a search process has been conducted to replace the longtime head of our campus security in Major John Leyden. While Major Leyden’s experience here on the campus will be sorely missed, a search committee was constructed […]
by David Martineau ’18 You grow on me like a coat of fur, but offer me no warmth. And sometimes all I would like to do is shave you off, But I cannot, for you are my children. Before, when I was whipped by fire and scarred by ice, When my skin blistered […]