WESTFIELD – The Student Government Association at Westfield State University has released plans for an on-campus voter registration drive ahead of the upcoming presidential election in order to educate...
Would you believe the legacy and respect for the brave firefighters responding to the World Trade Center attacks reigns true not just to Westfield State, but even to students who weren’t even participating...
People have always told me how they wish they had a twin growing up. I used to be jealous of those who do not have a twin. I love my sister Johnna, but the situations we go through together...
The English Department at Westfield State University hosted a video storytelling event on October 13th to help students tell the narratives of their lives.
This event, called “Storytelling Hour: Digital...
Jake O’Kane, graduate of WSU’s class of 2019, will be a contestant on this, the 45th season of CBS’s Survivor! Thanks to Professor Gardner of the Communication Department’s lead, the Westfield...
WESTFIELD-Some Westfield State students attempted in the spring semester to create a chapter of Turning Point, a controversial conservative political organization, on campus, but other students...
Films, like most pieces of art, are an amazing form of expression. When you go to the theaters and pay for overpriced popcorn to watch a movie, no matter how big or small it is in scale, you are viewing hundreds of different ideas and concepts that were sprung from its creators. However, for American audiences, we clearly give more attention to big spectacles and long spanning franchises... One of the biggest reasons for exploring more diverse films is to experience interesting ways of filmmaking that simply are not being shown in Hollywood cinema.
By Jayson Galoski
On a bright and sunny July afternoon, Jason Phillips, a senior at Westfield State, was standing in the middle of the WSU’s campus with his fellow 2020 Urban Education Summer Bridge...
“Wanna leave at 9 for Dunks?” I
asked Sam as she colored her eyebrows. “Yeah I should be ready by then.” In big
coats and backpacks we didn’t have to say goodbye because we are so obviously
the...
By: Aimee Funk
The clock’s minute hand inches slowly forward as noon arrives, and Andrew Kozikowski sits behind the desk, alone. He stretches out his legs and leans his back against the seat. His...
Cam Fackre, a senior at Westfield State University, shared his experiences with the infamous circle outside of Courtney Hall. The seemingly harmless cement slabs forming a single circle at their center...
“We listen to the radio,
dead radio,” If you’re in the Western Mass area flipping stations on a Friday
afternoon, you may come across this dark sounding intro to the equally dark
sounding show,...
