BY KELSEY DAVIS // FEBRUARY 25, 2019 // At the end of last year, Dean of Students Maryellen Kiley and the Class of 2019 started to assess whether Curry has outgrown the […]
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Disabled Student Urges College to Remove Carpeting in Residence Halls
BY KELLY LEWICKI // FEBRUARY 15, 2019 // You may have noticed the addition of some four-legged friends to our campus community. Isabella Scott, a freshman Biology major, is legally blind. She […]
Elections Are Won By Those Who Show Up
BY PAUL GRIFFIN // NOV. 2, 2018 // With midterm elections on Tuesday, Nov. 6, candidates’ get-out-the-vote operations are in full swing. The question, as it is every two years, is whether […]
Curry College Looks to Land Mount Ida Students
BY COLE McNANNA // May 3, 2018 Since Mount Ida College in Newton announced its impending closure last month, Curry College has been one of the leading schools aiding students in finding […]
Controversial Children’s Book Author Talks About Social Change
BY SARAH SIMMONS // March 8, 2018 // Michael Willhoite, author and illustrator of numerous children’s books about LGBT families, spoke to the Curry College Community about how art has the ability […]
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