Council for Queer Student Leaders Spotlight

Within the past couple of weeks, the Council of Queer Student Leaders (CQSL) recently joined the BSU community as an official Registered Student Organization. In an interview with their newly-elected President, senior Ollie Crowe (they/he), The Comment has been given the inside scoop into their journey of becoming recognized by the Student Government Association. Council of […]

BSU Comes Together with Unity Day

BSU is going to be celebrating what brings us together by hosting a brand-new event on April 6: Unity Day! Matthew Miller (he/him), Director of the Center for Student Engagement (CSE), spoke with The Comment to reveal the inspiration behind the day and a peak at the activities that will be offered.  Miller explained that […]

Student-Athlete Profile: Joey Molis

Bridgewater State baseball just started their 2023 season with a spring break trip at the Ripken Experience in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina with a 5-2 record. One of the team captains for the last two years is Senior First Baseman Joey Molis (he/him). Molis is a Math major with a concentration in statistics.   Molis […]

Patriots Making Moves in Free Agency

The New England Patriots will have some new arrivals and departures in the fast-approaching future as the first week of the new league year comes to a close. As we begin the 2023 NFL season, teams from all around the league were busy with everything from free agent signings to releases, with an awful lot […]

Trade Deadline Bolsters Boston Bruins Dominance

With just a handful of games left to play in the NHL season, the Boston Bruins have defied all doubts and continued their tear on the league. Headed into the All Star Break in February, the Bruins were starting to look rather ordinary. While still being on a record breaking trajectory, they had lost three […]

Winter Sports Wrap Up

Our very own Bridgewater State Bears sports teams have seen quite a lot of success this winter sports season. Many of our men’s and women’s teams made it to their conference finals, or NCAA tournaments, and have even brought back titles. Here’s a breakdown on the season’s winners: Swimming and Diving: The Men’s Swimming and […]

All Is Not Quiet On The CW Front

Although CW has been seeing mass cancellations recently, there have been lots to like in their new shows and new episodes of existing shows. The first episode of the new season of Superman & Lois is a great start, exploring the relationship between Clark and Lois as they consider having another child. The show does […]

SEC: Working On Campus

Sometimes, college can feel overwhelming. As someone taking a full course load, working two jobs, and pursuing an honors thesis, free time is something I don’t see a lot of. One way I’m able to cut down on stress is by working jobs that I enjoy. You might be thinking: enjoying your jobs? Impossible! Well, […]

Amid Protests, Israeli Judicial Overhaul Advances

Protests in Israel have entered their eleventh week as concerned Israelis respond to government plans to overhaul the judicial system. Thousands of people have held demonstrations across the country. In Tel Aviv, one protestor told NPR they were fighting for “the country and for the future of our- my grandchildren and their children, because the […]