Braedan Shea

Stationed in the basement of Judd Gymnasia three days a week, Springfield College Professor of Communications Marty Dobrow works for hours, digging through the archives, transcribing interviews and documenting his findings. In an effort to complete his third book, Dobrow has taken a sabbatical from teaching for this semester, completely immersing himself in his writing work.

Down by one just two minutes into the third quarter, Springfield College women’s lacrosse attack Lily Johnson cut to the left wing of the field – ten yards from the net. Posting up an MIT defender like a center does in basketball, Johnson held off her opponent while simultaneously receiving a pass from Samanatha Andresen.

A half-hour removed from an overtime-thriller victory over MIT on Wed., April 17, Springfield College women’s lacrosse coach Jenn Thomas’ beaming smile slowly regressed into fierce coldness of determination. While the victory over a top conference-foe was great, and nearly guaranteed a top-two seed for the Pride in the NEWMAC playoffs, Thomas was already looking forward to Saturday. She wanted to secure the No. 1 seed in the conference, but in order to do so, the Pride needed to take down a juggernaut in Babson.

Senior occupational therapy student Cassie Noonan is likely one of the busiest people at Springfield College. Outside of the classroom, Noonan juggles roles with the Student Occupational Therapy Association (SOTA), Student Ambassadors, the Partners Program and Leadership Summit. She has also just finished her time on the Executive Board for New Student Orientation. However, many students see her in her role as Co-Chair of Membership and Recruitment for the well-loved Campus Activities Board (CAB). Noonan sat down with the Student to talk about her role in CAB and what the program is looking to do this year.

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Despite playing with high energy on a fast, rain-slicked pitch, the Springfield College men’s soccer found itself scoreless against Emerson College on Sept. 21, with regulation time ticking down.

Springfield College’s Nicolette Morlock scored her second collegiate goal Saturday afternoon in the Pride’s game against Worcester Polytechnic Institute.

The sounds of cheers and clapping could be heard all around Archie Allen Field on the morning of Sunday, Oct. 6. While many people on Springfield College’s campus were still in a deep slumber, participants in the Miracle League of Western Massachusetts were ready to play some baseball

SPRINGFIELD – Nicolette Morlock scored on a rocket penalty shot with two minutes left in the game to secure Springfield’s 1-0 victory over Wheaton.

With the 2024 election around the corner, The Springfield Student set out to find out what Springfield College student’s thoughts are on it.