Student-run newspaper at Bridgewater State University
Telehealth is the practice of providing healthcare services via technological or digital platforms. BSU’s Wellness Center first started using telehealth in 2020 during COVID-19. The implementation of telehealth in the few years since has greatly improved students’ access to mental and physical healthcare. Dr. Chris Frazer, Executive Director of The Wellness Center, (he/him) has discussed […]
The Lewis & Gaines Center for Inclusion and Equity (LGCIE) kicked off the semester by holding its first “Splash of Color” event on September 9 in University Park. This took the place of LGCIE’s annual “#EmbraceYourCulture” event as a way for all students and alumni to come together and celebrate the diversity on campus. University […]
Looking to change up your lunch on campus? With the opening of two brand new stations, there’s a lot to try. The first of these new locations can be found in the Bear’s Den dining hall. ‘Triple C Steaks’, also known as “Campus Center Cheesesteaks”, is a station where students can customize their own steak […]
After a long summer, BSU is back in full swing. Kick Off week took place earlier this month to help students get back into the spirit, and The Comment sat down with a few organizations to discuss their involvement and preview what is still to come. The Involvement Fair on September 5th was a chance […]
As we close out the 2022-2023 academic school year, there’s one Bear that we at The Comment felt truly needed to be featured in print. Aidan Mordas (he/him), our Student Government Association (SGA) president, is graduating in a few weeks, leaving behind a wonderful legacy for his fellow students and friends. Entering BSU as a […]
Whether you see their flyers around campus or updates in the student announcements, the Office of Community Standards wants your attention! Located right in the same building as DiNardo hall, the Office of Community Standards deals with the realm of student rights on campus. Going hand-in-hand with the Student Handbook, the Office of Community Standards […]
As the air gets warmer and we pull out the opened toed shoes, we know that summer is coming. But, as summer nears, so does the end of the semester. May 1st marks the start of final exams, which is less than three weeks away. The end of the semester can be a very stressful […]
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 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 […]
New and returning students are getting hyped for Spring 2023’s biggest event bundle, Bristaco’s Bucket List! With many returning events from last year’s festivities, the campus has quite a lot to fill the last few weeks of the semester. These events are put together by Program Council’s (PC) traditions coordinators. Spring Traditions Coordinator Skyla Garrigan […]
