Student-run newspaper at Bridgewater State University
Each semester, the Student Government Association (SGA) has an allotted budget for student organizations and clubs to request funding for campus-wide events. On Tuesday, March 22, La Sociedad Latinx got a funding request approved to use for an event. La Sociedad Latinx will be hosting an event called Noche Loca. This event will be held […]
There is nothing like The Major League Baseball Opening Day. It gives us a form of unity, seeing all the players and the fans back in the ballparks is what baseball fans live for. On Opening Day when they say “play ball” the season officially starts, the long five months of waiting is over, and […]
When War Comes A world superpower has invaded a sovereign state without just reasoning. A new war has begun. The invasion is opposed by the superpower’s allies. There is worldwide protest of the war. 36 million people have participated in over three thousand anti-war demonstrations. They carry picket signs demanding the war be brought to […]
Ukraine – Two American journalists were fired upon by Russian forces in the town of Irpin. One of whom, Brent Renaud, a 50-year-old filmmaker, was killed when Russian troops opened fire, according to Andriy Nebytov, the head of Kyiv’s regional police force. A graphic photo allegedly of Renaud’s body, passport, and press credentials were posted […]
Throughout Batman’s onscreen history, we’ve seemingly explored every angle the character has. From the goofy surrealism of Adam West-era Batman, to Gothic camp of Tim Burton’s Batman, and then the maximalist circus of Joel Schumacher’s Batman, ending with the gritty realism of Christopher Nolan’s Batman, the film history of the Dark Knight is full of […]
Texas Senate Bill 8, AKA “The Heartbeat Act,” has withstood the possibility of challenge in federal court once again. The act is one of the most restrictive anti-abortion laws in the country. It bars the procedure after the detection of a fetal heartbeat, typically around six weeks into the pregnancy, with exceptions for medical emergencies. […]
Over the past week, different campus organizations hosted events to celebrate the lovely holiday of Valentine’s Day. These celebrations included Best Buddies and Bears Who Care’s Pal-entines Day event, Residence Hall Association’s (RHA) Valentine’s Day Trivia, and the Environmental Action Team’s I Love the Planet Tabling Event. On Friday February 10th, 2023, in Rondileau […]
Rappers Drake (he/him) and 21 Savage (he/him) come together for their first joint album titled Her Loss, which has made the top of the charts across all streaming platforms. The album follows the release of Drake’s solo album, Honestly, Nevermind. It came out back in June of 2022 and received heavy criticism for its unique […]
The Boston Bruins have gone through a turbulent week and a half. The team had been praised by many for their hard work and strength in the face of injury. Not only had Charlie McAvoy not come back to the ice, but the team also lost their top penalty killer Derek Forbort to a broken […]
Parking has been a concern among many students across campus, especially with the start of a petition that has amassed over 1,500 signatures. In an interview, President Fred Clark (He/Him) said, “We pay close attention when petitions are circulating. I read the [BSU] Mobile App every day” as we went to further discuss student concerns […]
