Liam Reilly

2 weeks ago | scstudentmedia.com | Liam Reilly

By Liam Reilly@liampreilly852Over the weekend, students filled the seats in the Fuller Art Center to see the school’s annual Vagina Monologues show. Vagina Monologues is a play originally created by activist V, formerly Eve Ensler, in 1996 based on interviews she conducted with women about sexuality and violence against women.   2025 marked the 18th year the Monologues show was held at Springfield College. It took place from April 3-5, with the second show on April 4 being the most attended.

2 weeks ago | editorandpublisher.com | Liam Reilly

Posted Monday, April 7, 2025 10:29 am If a picture is worth a thousand words, then D.W. Pine — Time’s longtime creative director who recently published his thousandth cover — certainly has a lot to say.

2 weeks ago | cnn.com | Liam Reilly

A front cover of Time magazine combines an image of a crying child taken at the US-Mexico border and a picture of President Donald Trump looking down on June 22, 2018. Eric Baradat/AFP/Getty Images CNN  —  If a picture is worth a thousand words, then D.W. Pine — Time’s creative director of 26 years who recently published his thousandth cover — certainly has a lot to say.

3 weeks ago | scstudentmedia.com | Liam Reilly

By Andrew Petropulos & Liam Reilly@liampreilly852Springfield College seniors may be surprised to learn that they will be the last class required to complete the wellness passport core curriculum requirements to graduate. Recent changes to the core curriculum have lessened requirements for future graduating classes. On March 3, 2025, the faculty senate voted on the removal of the passport requirement.

4 weeks ago | kitv.com | Brian Stelter |Liam Reilly

(CNN) — Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene on Wednesday used a DOGE subcommittee hearing to call for the defunding and dismantling of the company that provides NPR and PBS with federal funds. For Taylor Greene and other House Republicans, today’s hearing was about tarnishing PBS and NPR with accusations of bias and targeting them for defunding. For the broadcasters, today was about defending their existence.