Student-run newspaper at Bridgewater State University
Kevin Burke Content Editor Last week, The Bridge (Volume 12) was announced as the winner of the Pacemaker Award, the highest award available from the Associated College Press. Along with this award, The Bridge (Volume 12) has also been able to claim 20 Gold Circle Awards from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association within the past […]
Ceilidh Adams Opinion Editor It’s a bright, beautiful fall day out and the leaves are crunching beneath my feet, and I, with sweet delicious coffee in hand, am walking to class, listening to one of my favorite songs, “Enchanted” by Taylor Swift. I am a ridiculous hopeless romantic–I love romantic comedies, and as cheesy as […]
Brendan Coughlin Sports Editor A few of the key factors for Bridgewater’s defense, Emmanuel Omere (#26), Elvis Romero (#57), Andrew Frigault (#45), line up during Saturday’s loss to Framingham. The scene was set for the top two teams of the Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference (MASCAC) Saturday afternoon with Framingham State University traveling to Bridgewater to […]
Stephanie Dawber Editor-in-Chief SGA members gather together for annual Campus Safety Walk at Bridgewater State University. In the midst of multiple sexual assaults this semester, the Student Government Association (SGA) Campus Safety Walk was conducted on Nov. 6, 5:30 pm. The purpose of the Campus Safety Walk is to tour the campus looking for any […]
Michael Rooney Staff Writer There I was, at orientation here at Bridgewater State University this past June. I was listening to the many different presentations being given, getting my first few tastes of the dining hall food, and seeing the beautiful campus once again. Orientation was an overall fun experience, but of course, I was […]
Stephanie Dawber Editor-in-Chief Anselmi teaching in gymnasium. Alan Anselmi, a BSU alumni, is an Adaptive Physical Education teacher at the May Center School for Autism and Developmental Disabilities in Randolph. The May Center School for Autism and Developmental Disabilities is part of the Massachusetts Association of 776 Approved Private Schools (MAAPS). MAAPS is a non-profit […]
Andrew Higginbottom Staff Writer BSU men’s soccer program celebrated their MASCAC tournement championship with their new hardware, earning an automatic bid to the NCAA DIII Tournement. Bridgewater State University (BSU) overwhelmed each opponent they played in the MASCAC tournament, and took home the MASCAC title after defeating Framingham State University last Sunday, 3-2 The champions […]
Gregory Plathe Staff Writer Stories are everywhere. They are in our literature, in our speech, in our radio waves, on the internet, they are in our podcasts, we tell and hear stories constantly. Whether it be from a classic children’s story or from a story you heard when you were little, or even a recent […]
Stephanie Dawber Editor-in-Chief International 5,000 Flee Central African Republic Camp U.N. officials claim that at least five people are dead and thousands have fled a camp for displaced people in Central African Republic after it came under attack by rebel fighters. According to BBC, the violence took place in the northern town of Batangafo. Legislators […]
Men’s Andrew Chenard – Senior, Soccer The senior tallied six goals this season, but none more important than the 18th minute game-tying goal in the MASCAC Tournament Championship match. The senior forward was set up by Conor Murtagh before BSU went on to win the championship game. Chenard’s 14 points are third best on the […]
