By Kassadi Moore The Spectator BANGOR, ME – Spring Break has come and gone, although it doesn’t look like Spring outside. Many students around the area traveled home to see friends and family, while others […]
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By Bryce Carter BANGOR, ME- Husson University students will have the opportunity to see number two seed in the NBA’s Eastern Conference Boston Celtics next Sunday, March 26th. The 43-25 Celtics take on the 33-35 […]
By Natalie Scott BANGOR, ME- “For the amount of commuters and residents that Husson has, the parking is inadequate. One of the most common complaints I hear from other students is how horrible the parking […]
By Shane Althouse Husson Spectator ( Photo courtesy of Husson Eagles Sports Information) BANGOR, ME- What do you think of when you hear the word RA? Someone that keeps the students on the floor on their […]
By: Nick Blaszczak, Student Journalist The Husson Eagles (12-23) wrapped up the regular season with an 8-2 victory over the Bates Bobcats (5-29) in nonconference action on Wednesday evening at O’Keefe Field. Husson shortstop Lyndsay […]
By Konnor Newton, Student Journalist With another academic year drawing to a close at Husson University; most students are preoccupied completing work for classes, studying for exams and packing up the dorm rooms they’ve called […]
By Olivia McCrillis BANGOR, ME- When the sun starts shining and students are wearing shorts in 40 degree weather, everyone at Husson knows that the year is coming to a close. For some, it’s more […]
By Martin Lidholm Bangor, Maine – With the end of the semester approaching, the majority of international students at Husson will travel back home. Some of them will not return in the fall. One of […]
By Martin Lidholm Bangor, Maine – This Saturday, the third annual Eaglefest will take place at Husson University´s Winkin Complex. It is a day filled with different kinds of team competition. Andrew Farnsworth, one of […]
By Jen Richardson Bangor, ME – The semester is winding down and the weather is getting nicer. Summer is fast approaching, and while most students rejoice at the thought of three months of freedom, there’s […]