Husson Fall Sports Round Up
The Eagles football team came into the season with high expectations after they finished last season with a seven and three record and hosted the NCAC Northeast Bowl. The Eagles started the season by winning two of their first three games and were undefeated in the conference, but the rest of the season would not be kind to the Eagles. The Eagles were only able to win two of their last six games, and finished with a subpar record of (4-5) while missing the playoffs.
Vacation Policy for Campus Students
For many freshman students this year, paying for college is all they thought was needed. Soon as the vacation comes around, it turns into a whole different matter. With vacations such as Christmas and spring break students do pay to stay. According to David Lewis Jr. and Colby Cain, Resident Directors and Coordinators of Student Life, the Husson Residential Policy for vacations states that all breaks are not included in the school’s housing contract.
On- versus Off-Campus Living: A Serious Question
Husson University and New England School of Communications has roughly a combined student body of 2,500, according to Trudy Mcleod, Daina Allen and Katie Leighton. Mcleod is the Admissions Operation Coordinator at Husson, Allen is the Assistant Registrar at NESCom, while Leighton is the Assistant Director of Finical Aid at NESCom. Collectively, they also calculated that 36 percent of the combined student body lives in one of the three dorm halls.
Textbooks: Buying, Renting, and Saving
With only a few weeks left in the fall semester, the classes of spring 2010 are rapidly approaching. Along with this comes a process that is too familiar to college students: buying textbooks. The total cost of buying even a few books can amount to the equivalent to purchasing a new 32GB iPod [...]
David Lewis Profile
Being safe but also being able to have fun are some of the ideals that students look for when living on campus. With David Lewis, the Resident Director of Hart Hall, dorm residents are getting just that.
“It’s a fun job,” says Lewis. “It’s never the same thing everyday.”
Husson Security Office Move
Husson University is lucky to have a Campus Security office that strives for student safety and service. In order to serve the students better it needed more space. Campus Security is now located down by Student Activities across from the Husson bookstore. The customer service window is now in the warm hallway rather than by the chilly freight dock.
Safety and Security
Husson’s New Emergency Warning System
I’m sure by now most of you have noticed the huge speaker system that’s protruding from the Peabody Hall roof just above the campus center, and many of you may be wondering just what it is.
What you are seeing is Husson’s new Emergency Warning System (EWS) developed by Acoustic Technology, [...]
Husson Names New President
With less than a month left in the semester, Husson University is preparing to welcome new university president, Dr. Robert Clark. The Husson University Board of Trustees made its decision after narrowing down the applicants to three finalists.
Husson Pep Band Going Strong
Husson and NESCom are very fortunate to have several art studies courses. With Husson’s theatrical performance classes and NESCom’s audio labs, students have the opportunity to express themselves and their musical creativity. A recent addition to Husson’s activities has been the pep band. With only a year in the making, the Husson pep band is [...]
Winkin and Allen Inducted into Husson Sports Hall of Fame
On Saturday, October 17 Dr. John Winkin and Sue Ann Allen were inducted into the Husson Sports Hall of Fame.
Dr. John Winkin, known on campus for being the former baseball coach of Husson University, is a famous sports figure in Maine, taking the University of Maine’s baseball team to the College World Series six [...]
