A utility pole leans toward the Lawrence Lee Pelletier Library after a severe weather emergency on Wednesday, March 11. East College Street and the library were closed starting in the early evening, and students were warned to avoid the affected area until the pole was repaired on Saturday, March 14. (Anna Westbrook)A pine tree lays on a utility line on Sherman Street after being toppled by severe weather. Damage from the storm led to brief power and internet outages. (Hailey Herring)Large branches lay strewn across the Quigley Hall front lawn after being snapped from their trees during severe weather. (Ben Stavnezer)
Anna Westbrook, ’26, is from the Washington, D.C. area. They are majoring in Environmental Science and Sustainability with a concentration in law & policy and a minor in Political Science. This is their fourth year on staff and second as editor-in-chief. They previously served as the News Editor. In their free time, Anna likes to read, watch thunderstorms, go on camping trips with their friends, and drink a copious amount of coffee.
Ben Stavnezer, ’27, is from Wooster, Ohio. He is majoring in Communications with a double minor in Arts, Science and Innovation, and English. This is his second year on staff as a layout editor and first as News Editor. When he isn’t rooting through the depths of InDesign, you’ll find him listening to jazz on his WARC radio show, reading a wide variety of books, making mountains of pottery, or hiking Pennsylvania’s beautiful forests.
Hailey Herring, ’26, is from Buffalo, New York. She majors in Psychology and minors in Education. This is their first year on staff and their first time reporting on fashion, or anything for that matter. She really loves playing Stardew Valley and snuggling with her cat, Taka.