Sophomore Removed From Campus
BY COLE McNANNA // Feb. 16, 2018 // Sophomore Psychology major, Michela Flowers, the subject of some of the first hate crimes reported on campus, was removed from campus Thursday following an expression of her frustration. Ever since a note was left on her car, Flowers had been meeting with Student Affairs, Public Safety as well as the Diversity Coordinator […]
Emily Irwin Joins the Rafters as Ninth Woman to Score 1,000 Points
BY STEVEN SOUSA // Feb. 16, 2018 // Since coming on campus as a freshman, Emily Irwin has been re-writing the Curry College Women’s Basketball record book and has since etched her name in one more spot. On Jan. 20, 2018, the Billerica native achieved something that only a few other student-athletes have been able to accomplish at Curry, score […]
Curry Invests in Academic Expansion
BY COLE McNANNA // Feb. 12, 2018 // To the tune of $22 million, Curry College is building on its academic strengths in healthcare and the sciences. The new Science and Integrated Learning Commons, the college’s first new academic building in 12 years, is scheduled to open in January 2019. It will eventually connect the Science Building and Levin Library, […]
Women’s Hoops Drop Second Straight Game
BY MATT EVANS // Feb. 9, 2018 // A poor shooting performance from the Colonels does them in on Thursday night as they fell to Western New England, 53-35. The loss was the second straight for Curry, who remain securely in sixth place in the CCC. From the tip, the Golden Bears led this one and didn’t relinquish the lead […]
Super Bowl Week From the Visitors’ Sideline
BY SAMANTHA MANCUSO // Feb. 2, 2018 // There is no lie that New England bleeds red, white and blue. There’s a winning culture here, and no one is shy about it. As I walked from Bell Hall to the quad in early September, almost everyone was wearing their championship pride. The Patriots were entering the season coming off the […]
