Student-run newspaper at Bridgewater State University
Wicahpi Chaddlesone-Yankton (she/her) is a junior here at Bridgewater State University studying political science with an international affairs concentration and two minors in Native American and Indigenous studies and English. She is involved in multiple different organizations, including Student Government Association (SGA) as the parliamentarian and the Indigenous Culture and Allies Association (ICAA) as the […]
Out of the 9,000+ plus students on Bridgewater State Universities (BSU’s) campus, one is chosen every year to focus on and perfect techniques of social justice and civic engagements by being named the Newman Civic Fellow. This year, Carrie Provost (she/they), a criminal justice and English major, was given the honor. At the end of […]
For over 10 years, Bridgewater State University has had a partnership with the Old Colony YMCA called While on the Waitlist (WOW) for students to help mentor young children as they wait to be paired up for long-term mentorship. This program allows students working with the Martin Richard Institute for Social Justice (MRISJ) to participate […]
Hey BSU students! It’s that time of year where stress levels increase and the idea of dropping out is all too tempting. Yes, it’s time for finals. However, before you contemplate packing up your stuff and hitting the road, the AAC is here to save the day and prep YOU for what’s to come. Like […]
Over the course of the Fall ’22 semester, BSU’s residence halls have experienced a concerning level of damage and vandalism. In an interview with the Director of Residence Life and Housing, Justin McCauley, we are given insight into the details of the behaviors. The types of damages range widely from broken paper towel and soap […]
Last year, Bridgewater State University brought Starship Delivery Robots to campus. As the first school to do so in New England, Sodexo brought students a fun, easy, new way to conveniently get food delivered right to their doors by partnering with Starship Technologies. Starship Delivery Robots are available currently to deliver students food from Bear’s […]
BSU’s Indigenous Cultural Allies Association (ICAA) and the Native American and Indigenous Studies program collaborated to host the “Powwow Etiquette and Education” event on November 16th. The event took place ahead of ICAA’s 12th Annual Powwow which will be held on November 20th in Kelly Gymnasium. Dr. Joyce Rain Anderson, Coordinator of the Native American […]
The university’s Racial Justice Task Force (RJTF) was formed in 2020 as a response to the tragic murder of George Floyd. It is comprised of student, faculty, and staff representatives who all work together to combat racial justice and make the university a safe space for all students. Within RJTF are six different subcommittees that […]
Founded in November of 2015, the Military & Veteran Student Services office is located in Tillinghast Hall 010. Many of you have likely seen the office, on your way to Flynn dining hall or to pick up some long awaited package. But for our veteran population, this center is almost like a second home, a […]
The Student Government Association (SGA) has proudly implemented a new initiative to appreciate students of the BSU community. From now on, every month a nominated individual will be awarded the Student Leader of the Month title for their efforts on campus. Who is considered a student leader? Athletes, student-employees, resident assistants, and e-board members of […]
