Curry’s Cable TV Channels Now Available on Streaming App
By Grant Catuna, Currier Times Staff//// MILTON — In the midst of a world that is constantly evolving, many changes have taken root. At Curry College, one of the latest changes has […]
VIDEO: Curry Clothing Drive Helps Turkey Earthquake Victims
Multimedia Reporter: Samantha Wahlberg//// In collaboration with CC8, the Curry College Television station, reporter Samantha Wahlberg explains how a faculty member and a Curry student from Turkey are getting the word out […]
‘Commencement Ball’ Curry’s First Winter Formal Since Pandemic
By Grant Catuna, Currier Times Staff/// UPDATE: March 6, 2023 by Nicholas Calvino Curry’s Senior Ball was held recently at the Avenir, a ballroom in Walpole, Massachusetts. There were two cash bars, […]
Curry Men’s Hockey Reaches Highest National Ranking Ever
By Nicholas Calvino, Currier Times Staff/// According to the latest USCHO PairWise rankings, the Curry Men’s Hockey team is tied for fourth in the country, their highest ranking in history. As the […]
Bitter Cold Causes Heat Issues on Campus
by Currier Times Staff/// The brutal below zero weather that shattered records across New England the weekend of February 3-5th left its mark on the Curry campus. State House had its boiler […]
Curry’s Diversity Officer Brings Compassion, Dedication and Open-Heartedness to Her Role
By Grant Catuna, Currier Times Staff/// “We went to a cultural village in Mombasa, Kenya and this young man was our tour guide,” said Curry Vice President and Interim Chief Diversity Officer, […]
College Releases Ed Davis Consultant Report on Curry’s Safety Preparedness
By Olivia Perron, Currier Times Staff/// Following a string of hate crimes on Curry’s campus last Spring, the Ed Davis Security firm was brought on to evaluate the college’s overall security on […]
Curry Women’s Hockey Team off to Solid Start in Second Year
By Conor Hanlon, Currier Times Staff/// The Curry College Women’s hockey team is only in its second year as a varsity sport at the college after being strictly a club sport for […]
Boston Man Arraigned in Curry College Stabbing
By Currier Times Staff/// Jy’el Ancrum, 21, of Boston, was arraigned Thursday, December 8th in connection with the stabbing incident that left a Curry College student injured during an altercation in a […]
Faculty Author Event Features Insight into Traumatic Brain Injury
By Isabella Turner-Burrell, Currier Times Contributor/// Levin Library has been hosting a series of Author’s Events this semester, with two more to finish up the semester December 7th and 8th. On November […]
Stabbing on Curry Campus; Suspect Still on the Loose
By Conor Hanlon and Grant Catuna, Currier Times Staff/// Early Sunday morning, a Curry College student living in South Campus Residence Hall was stabbed by a non-student between the hours of 2:30 […]
Final Night, December 6th, for “Dracula;” Bring your Fangs for Free Admission
By Grant Catuna, Currier Times Staff/// As Curry’s Fall semester wanes to a close, courses and extracurriculars are nearing their end point. For many, now is the time to prepare for final […]
New Majors & Minors Give Curry Students More Options
By Olivia Perron, Currier Times Staff/// New majors and minors have been rolled out by Curry in recent years. Students are given the opportunity to delve into new topics that weren’t previously […]
Celebrating 90 Years of Curry Radio
By Currier Times Staff/// Curry’s Communication department celebrated a milestone on November 9, 2022–the 90th anniversary for their groundbreaking Radio major, the oldest radio major in the country. To commemorate this event, […]
D3 to D1?: A Long Process to Maneuver; Should Curry Do it?
By Conor Hanlon, Currier Times Staff/// Over the past decade, there have been many schools that have transitioned athletic divisions. With the most recent of that bunch being the Stonehill College Skyhawks. […]
PHOTO GALLERY: Homecoming Memories
By Communication Department’s Photojournalism Students//// Relive the sights of this fall’s Homecoming celebration at Curry College! Under a beautiful October sky, Curry College students, alumni, faculty and parents gathered at the Katz […]
For Curry Football, Montie Quinn Earning National Attention
By Grant Catuna, Currier Times Staff/// “I remember it was third down and we only had 10 players on the field,” recalls Curry Football’s rookie running back, Montie Quinn, “and when I […]
PHOTO GALLERY: Hidden Gems on Curry Campus
By COM Department’s Photojournalism Class/// Professor Nina Hofman’s Photojournalism class took a morning walk around our campus to capture the hidden gems throughout Curry. Photos taken from the Front Gate to the […]
Women’s Soccer Clip Seahawks in first round of Playoffs
By Conor Hanlon, Currier Times Staff/// EDITOR’S UPDATE: On Tuesday, November 1st, the Women’s soccer season came to an end as they lost to #2 UNE, 3-0, in the CCC Semifinal. Their […]
Criminal Investigation into Curry Hate Crimes Remains Active
By Olivia Perron, Currier Times Staff/// Last Spring, the Curry community was threatened by a series of hate crimes that terrorized the community, including days where the college closed down due to […]
PHOTO GALLERY: Curry’s Autumn Splendor
Photos from Communication Department’s “Photojournalism” Course//// When the leaves begin to change and the air blows brisk, that’s when we know that autumn is here to stay. Around the same time, we […]
Curry Campus Welcomes Some New Friends
By Grant Catuna, Currier Times Staff//// MILTON, Mass. — Senior Public Health & Wellness Major, Alicha Hut, watched excitedly as the lid opened. She reached in, grabbing her mozzarella sticks, then headed […]
Pub “Revival” Coming for Homecoming; Should it Return to Curry Permanently?
By Grant Catuna, Currier Times Staff/// “The Loose Caboose,” a pub on the Curry campus in the 1970s and 80s will be making its return to campus for alums on Homecoming Weekend, […]
Uneven Turf a Concern as Colonel Image is Permanently Removed
By Currier Times Staff/// If you have been down to Walter M. Katz field recently, you may have noticed some changes. There is no more Colonel in the middle of the field […]
New Bleachers and Scoreboard a Welcome Addition for Curry Athletics
By Conor Hanlon, Currier Times Staff/// The Curry College athletic facilities have been getting upgrades over the past four months. With the Jack Vallely Diamond getting much-needed bleachers, with construction starting in […]
Biden’s “Cancer Moonshot” Scores Points on Curry Campus
By Olivia Perron, Currier Times Staff/// On Monday Sept. 12th, President Joseph Biden delivered a speech on his “Cancer Moonshot” initiative at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library in Boston, on the […]
Curry College President Ken Quigley to Retire
By Currier Times Staff/// Ken Quigley, the long time president of Curry College, announced his retirement in a college-wide email on Monday, September 19th. His retirement becomes official after this current academic […]
VIDEO: Biz Barber Shop Keeps the Buzz Going Close to Curry
Video by Michael Murphy, Currier Times Contributor//// Broadcast Script: As summer approaches New England, thingsare beginning to buzz in the streets ofMattapan, including a barber shop called thebiz, owned by local barber […]
Colonels Fall Short of Engineers
By Conor Hanlon, Currier Times Staff//// Effort. That’s what can summarize the Curry Football team’s opening night performance against the visiting Massachusetts Institute of Technology Engineers on Friday evening, September 2nd. Never […]
College Students Invited to Solve The Mystery in Taunton
By Currier Times Staff/// The Old Colony History Museum in Taunton will be transformed into the Old Colony Mystery Museum for a night of puzzles, games, and curious history, and college students […]
Curry College Hate Investigation Leads to Employee Termination
By Currier Times Staff//// In an email to the Curry College community, college president, Kenneth Quigley, announced the termination of a Curry employee in relation to a series of hate incidents that […]
OPINION: Book Banning. Let’s Talk About It
By Allison Silver, Currier Times Staff/// Book Banning. Let’s talk about it. Books are written to be read, not put in cardboard boxes and taken from shelves all around the country. Topics […]
VIDEO: Meet Curry’s Newest Head Football Coach, Todd Parsons
Multimedia by Mike Wajdowicz, CC8 Reporter/Videographer/Producer for the Currier Times//////// Curry football has a new leader, and in this video the new coach, Todd Parsons, and the Curry football players react to […]
Summer PAL is Ready to Go
By Emma Keyes, Currier Times Staff/// Do you know any incoming freshmen with a little anxiety about starting college? Maybe you are one yourself? If so, then look no further than the […]
Sync’d Up Attracts a Crowd at Spring Weekend
By Michael Cotton, Currier Times Staff/// Saturday, April 23rd, WMLN’s annual Sync’d Up made its return during Curry College’s spring weekend. The music festival was full of great vibes and amazing music […]
Spring Weekend Bounces Onto Campus
By Nicholas Calvino, Currier Times Staff/// Spring weekend was the main event at Curry the weekend of April 22, 23, and 24th. There were so many different events and activities that were […]
Currier Times Reporter Wins National Journalism Award
By Currier Times Staff//// Last year, Currier Times student reporter, Jake Force ’21, spent months working on a three-part series for the Currier Times explaining how Covid had impacted the Curry campus. […]
Consent Day Offers Tips on Healthy Relationships
By Chelsea Chamberlain, Currier Times Staff//// Consent is a key factor in any relationship and at Curry College an entire day is dedicated to educating the students about consent and healthy relationships. […]
Ukraine War Touches Curry Campus
By Allison Silver, Currier Times Staff/// Abigail Leonard, sophomore studio arts major, was born in Ukraine. She was 16 months old when her parents adopted her and she was moved to the […]
Countdown to Curry College Graduation is On
By Nicholas Calvino, Currier Times Staff/// Graduation is going to look a little different for seniors this year. It will be held at the Xfinity Center, the main summer concert facility in […]
Curry Holds “Playing With Gender” Workshop
By Emma Keyes, Currier Times Staff//// On Thursday, Mar 31, 2022 Curry College opened its doors to the “Playing with Gender Workshop”, which focuses on gender identity as part of the Gay-pril […]
VIDEO: COM Major Finds Music Production as a Passion
Multimedia By: Michael Cotton, Currier Times Staff & CC8-TV Multimedia/// For Bobby Fanning, a junior Communication major, a passion for music creation is a driving force in his life. At Curry, he’s […]
Curry Baseball Off to Encouraging Start
By Michael Cotton, Currier Times Staff// Within the past few years, the Curry College baseball team hasn’t had the best success in terms of winning, but this season they’ve had a great […]
Therapy Dogs Brighten Curry Campus
By Nicholas Calvino, Currier Times Staff/// Have you been stressed at school lately? Nervous about finals? Well, that’s where the recent “Pup-Up Event,” with therapy dogs and coloring, came in handy on […]
Curry’s Spring Weekend is Nearing
By Chelsea Chamberlain, Currier Times Staff/// As the weather gets warmer the students of Curry College prepare for the biggest event of the year, Spring Weekend, scheduled for April 22, 23, 24th. […]
For CJ Major, Cutting Hair Has Earned Him a Campus Following
Multimedia by Mike Wajdowicz, CC8-TV Contributing Reporter for Currier Times/// This video Documentary was produced, shot and edited by CC8-TV producer, Mike Wajdowicz. VIDEO SCRIPT BELOW: (Natural sound of clippers cutting hair) […]
Curry Men’s Hockey Regroups for Next Season
By Nicholas Calvino, Currier Times Staff// Even though Curry’s men’s hockey team lost to Endicott 2-1 in OT in the CCC playoffs, they still put together a memorable season, which saw them […]
Curry Lifting Mask Mandate on Monday
By Currier Times Staff/// Curry’s Covid mask mandate will officially end on Monday, March 14th, according to an email sent to the Curry community by interim Human Resources director, Diane Tucker. More […]
Curry Women’s Soccer Coach Adds Lacrosse Coaching Too
By Michael Cotton, Currier Times Staff// Last month, Curry College hired Sarah Dacey as the new Women’s Soccer Head Coach, as well as the interim-Head Coach for the Women’s Lacrosse Team. Her […]
Spring Break Brings Spring Fever
By Emma Keyes, Currier Times Staff/// After a tumultuous start to the Spring semester, for most students Spring Break can’t come soon enough. But first, students must navigate through Midterm exams and […]
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