Treasure Hunting Comes To Life
By: Alicia Strusa
BANGOR -Fishing, canoeing, rock-climbing and many more outdoor activities are involved in the spring and summer seasons.
There’s another popular activity added and students who take part in it regularly have spread the word.
It’s called geocaching.
Geocaching, pronounced geo-cashing, is a worldwide game of [...]
Student Activities Persona
By: Kenn Merchant
Calling organizations and locales to schedule an event is harder work than it may appear to be. After talking with Anne Schmidt from the Student Activities office, it turns out there is more work involved in setting up the big event calendar that students depend on for pastimes.
Despite advertisements [...]
The Real McCoy
By: Leigh-Anne Hurley
Dutch Harbor, Alaska – Port to the hardened crab fishermen who take on the Bering Sea to bring back a catch. It is also home to world traveler and resilient climber Scott Darsney, who is based in Dutch, which is located on the remote Aleutian Island. Darsney, who is a native New Englander, [...]
Tess Gerritsen To Lecture at Husson University
By: Tiffany Harvey
As a member of the Criminal Justice Club students have many opportunities to engage in various activities that enrich our campus. For example, last spring the club held a car wash to raise money for a book fund for Criminal Justice majors. The club also collected coats last fall [...]
Gold And Silver Honors Awarded to NESCOM
By: Patricia Plourde
The New England School of Communications was recently recognized with a total of six awards from two industry groups.
First, from the Service Industry Advertising Awards (SIAA) NESCom received Silver awards for our School Video, a Merit award for our Meet & Tweet Campaign, and a Merit Award for [...]
Maine Supreme Court Rejects Law School Petition
By: Leigh-Anne Hurley
On March 4, the Maine Supreme Judicial Court announced they have “declined to establish a procedure to approve a new law school at Husson.” Husson University put forth a proposal in December to allow their graduates to sit for the Maine Bar Exam. In the fall of 2009, [...]
Team USA Still Winners
By: Leigh-Anne Hurley
Before the 2010 Winter Olympics started, when anyone mentioned the United States Men’s Ice Hockey team, no one would have predicted they would claw their way into the gold medal round. Even Brian Burke, the General Manager of Team USA, told the team not to see themselves [...]
Husson Baseball Ready for New Season
By: Ryan Kimball
The Husson University baseball season has officially started. Going into this third season, Head Coach Jason Harvey said the team was very excited about going to Florida to start their first games of the season against [...]
Coach Kissy Walker
By: Christian Wagner
This past year has been an eventful one for Husson University’s Kissy Walker. A year with a North Atlantic Conference Championship, NAC Coach of the Year Award, coaching the NAC player of [...]
New Look Red Sox
By: Sean Metcalfe
While the Northeast is being blanketed by snow and rain, the Boston Red Sox are in [...]
