During the summer of 1970, the Union Saint-Jean-Baptiste made the final payment on its pledge of to fund the construction of the La Maison Française building. That building was now debt free. To mark the occasion, the ritual burning of the mortgage was held at the entrance of the building.
Since its founding, Assumption has endured as an institution of resilience. This resilience has manifested itself at critical junctures in the life of the institution where bold decisions were necessary in response to situations that had consequences for Assumption’s future. Not only did Assumption adapt, but it endured and thrived.
In each issue of Assumption Magazine, the This Is Us feature is used to highlight aspects of the Assumption experience that makes it unique, including the success of academics, student life, or athletics. In this issue, take a look at the myriad activities available on campus for students.
From September 6-12, Assumption held the first-ever Founders Week, A weeklong observance and celebration of the mission of the Augustinians of Assumption who founded and sponsor the institution. The week features numerous events providing an opportunity for community-wide reflection on the impact of the Assumptionists in Worcester and abroad.
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