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These are headlines and excerpts from when I served as Editor-In-Chief of The Campus Herald newspaper for two years in college. Johnson & Wales University was my home away from home for four years, and when I wasn't in classes, I was typically in the newsroom. Here, I put the pen to paper. My passion for communications ignited while several mentors helped me to develop the wings to fly.

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32nd Annual Battle of the Campus Recap

On Friday April 29 from 10-2 p.m. students and staff of the Johnson and Wales community took part in the annual event where they competed in field day activities such as egg toss, tug of war, pyramid building and more. Students and faculty were able to register on the involvement network ahead of time. Each team was limited to a maximum of 20 members (10 guys, (10 guys, 10 girls). It was $5 per member to compete, which includes the team t-shirt and lunch.

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Millennial Roundtable: U.S. Senator of Rhode Island, Sheldon Whitehouse

According to U.S. Senator of Rhode Island, Sheldon Whitehouse, “It is up to us, as millennials to create the change and to keep the faith during this presidential election.” On July 21, 2016 Sen. Whitehouse spoke to millennials about which pieces of legislation he is planning on passing and what we can do as a community of strong millennials to foster growth. This two hour long round table located at The United Way of Rhode Island was hosted by The Millennial Professional Group of Rhode Island.

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Nepal Geography Series Inspires Students to Study Abroad

When walking into The BRIDGE Center it is easy to feel the energy and enthusiasm of all the students. On September 29, 2016 The BRIDGE Center hosted the Nepal Geography Series. Students from the student organization, Namaste Nepal were dressed in Nepalese clothing, and stood up to lead the Nepal National Anthem. The first thing that was emphasized is the meaning of Nepal which translates to “never ending peace and love.”

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Morris J.W. Gaebe, Trustee and Chancellor Emeritus, Laid to Rest in Barrington

Morris J.W. Gaebe, ’98 Hon., JWU chancellor emeritus passed away on October 8, 2016. Chancellor John J. Bowen stated in a memo to university faculty and staff, “I am deeply saddened to inform you of the passing of Morris J.W. Gaebe, Johnson & Wales University trustee emeritus and chancellor emeritus. He was the second president of JWU, serving from 1969-1989, and a pioneer of the university’s exponential growth. ‘Mo,’ a long time resident of Barrington, R.I., died at the age of 96.”

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JWU Community Comes Together to Donate Needed Items to Families

Now through January 26 Wildcats are invited to participate in donating canned goods to prevent hunger for the Rhode Island Food Bank. The School of Hospitality and the School of Business are conducting a Food Drive again this year. According to Jennifer McDonald, Academic Administrative Coordinator, “this will not be a competition between the two schools, instead we will be working together to achieve our goal of 3,500 food items.”

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Reality Check: Restricted Hiring on Campus

Individuals have been told they cannot be hired. It is not because they are unqualified, it is not because someone else was chosen for the position. So ultimately, what is causing this halt in student employment? “Every year, the university prepares an annual budget based on a number of factors including student enrollment. For the 2016-2017 academic year, the university wide student enrollment was lower than projected”, stated Lisa Pelosi, Vice President of Communications and Government Relations.

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Why Studying Abroad is Critical to College Experience – JWU Campus Herald

College shouldn’t just be about going to class and receiving grades. There are so many ways to enrich your time here at JWU. Studying abroad can be  part of your college experience and is something that is worth the time, money, and investment. Not only will you learn about yourself, but you will also delve deep into other fascinating cultures. JWU offers study abroad opportunities in countries across all continents and it is an experience that you wouldn’t be able to get in a classroom. You wi

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More Greenspace Will Increase Grades

Research has proven that environments can reduce or increase stress levels. Nature heals, restores, and connects so it is only right that students should be near nature as much as they can. The involvement of nature helps to repair the mind from mental fatigue of studies or work, adding to improved work performance and fulfillment. A study by The National Academy of Science says a 90-minute walk through nature can positively affect your brain. JWU has accomplished vast renovation and improvemen

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