Wildfires Intensify Due to Climate Change
Megan Snow ‘20 Photo Editor This past month, California has experienced detrimental wildfires throughout the state in areas surrounding San Francisco, Los Angeles and... Read More
Merrimack Starts Chapter of Interdisciplinary Honor Society
Tiana Lawrence 20’ Staff Writer The Alpha Iota Sigma honor society has a new chapter at Merrimack. The national honor society was created in 2012,... Read More
Alicia Malone delivers Last Lecture
Madeline Gillette ‘19 Staff Writer Alicia Malone, an Assistant Professor at Merrimack, delivered this year’s “Last Lecture.” The Last Lecture started at Merrimack in... Read More
Police Log
Nov. 15: MCPD got a call from a concerned father reporting that his son’s former roommate’s father was in the room. The former roommate had... Read More
Kava-NAH: Stop Buying into Politics and Listen to Survivors
Megan Snow ‘20 Photo Editor On Oct. 6, Brett Kavanaugh was sworn into the Supreme Court after an extremely close vote from Congress and... Read More
Merrimack Holds Professional Development Retreat for Seniors
Pamela Princiotta ‘19 Staff Writer Merrimack College is holding a free Professional Development Retreat for seniors on Nov. 1 to cultivate their professional development... Read More
Mack Gives Back Even More in 2018
Colleen Mearon ‘21 Staff Writer Mack Gives Back, an annual event at Merrimack College, is taking place from Nov. 1- 9 this school year. The... Read More
Start Homecoming Off With the Run of the Warriors
Patrick McAvoy 19’ Editor-in-Chief On Oct. 27 the Merrimack College Cross Country and track teams are putting on the “Run of the Warriors” 5K... Read More
New Dean’s Dollars Create Off-Campus Fun
Colleen Mearon ’21 Staff Writer A new program at Merrimack College allows students to get off campus and enjoy different experiences at the school’s... Read More
The Era of Hammel
Kailee Stobbe ‘21 Staff Writer Bert Hammel, the legendary Merrimack basketball coach, passed Oct. 6 at Boston Hospital at the age of 67. Hammel... Read More
