By: Luke Schultheis, Layout and Sports Editor, and Max Robinette, Associate Editor Nine hundred and forty-eight school shootings have occurred since the Sandy Hook massacre in 2012. The Center for Homeland Defense and Security (CHDS) states that 52 active shooters have intruded on school campuses. The number of victims has increased each year, with 27 killed in 2020, 42 killed

La Roche University announced its new safety regulations and precautions for the spring 2022 semester.

La Roche University announces new Master of Arts in Teaching Program beginning fall 2022.

By Alysha Pluta, Student Life Editor Studying and need a snack or a hot drink to keep you warm? Stop in the library and grab something at the Providence World Café. In early Oct., the library staff re-opened the Providence World Café for the first time since the pandemic began. The Providence World Café used to be run by Sister

By Alysha Pluta, Student Life Editor There have been some recent changes in the Office of Mission and Ministry that may affect the entirety of the La Roche community. Sister Elena Almendarez has stepped away from her position as Director of Mission and Ministry to pursue a new path. In her place, Father Peter Horton will be returning to the

By Madeline Riccardi, Editor-in-Chief The La Roche University Office of Mission and Ministry is hosting a spring service trip in Philadelphia and Washington D.C. During this semester’s Spring Break, Steven Benson, Assistant Director of Mission and Ministry, will lead a group of students on a trip that promises a memorable experience. “The whole trip is designed as an experience that

Stacy Innerst is a painter, children’s book artist and an adjunct professor at La Roche University; he is also an extremely interesting person to have a conversation with.

Global engagement. How do you connect with the world during a pandemic? During constant political trouble? What kind of character does it take? Come to think of it–what is global engagement, anyway?

She spends her days helping La Roche students with any problem they may have. Whether that problem is adjusting to campus life, issues with family and friends, mental health battles, or anything else that might be bothering them, Katyal is there.