Assumption University college students L-R: Kevin Carroll, Kelsy Brainard, Joaquin Smith, Isabella Trudeau and Easton Randall appear at district court make their first appearance on conspiracy and ...

Assumption University is a Catholic school in Worcester, MA, an hour drive from Boston. As a small liberal arts college, the Assumption community is tight-knit, with 85% of students living on ...

At Assumption University, the police said in the complaint that the scheme was devised by a “core group” of six students, five of whom have been charged with kidnapping and conspiracy ...

In the Assumption University case, investigators spoke to Randall, who said he worked with Brainard, Trudeau, Smith, Carroll, and an unnamed boy from start to finish on the "to catch a predator" plot.

The Assumption University students are accused of plotting to lure a 22-year-old man to their campus through Tinder and then ambushing him as part of a “Catch a Predator” trend on TikTok.

Assumption University "To Catch a Predator" charges. Police say Brainard's Tinder account was used to lure the man to the private, Roman Catholic university in Worcester last October.

Kidnapping and conspiracy charges have been dismissed against five former Assumption University students, who allegedly carried out a “To Catch a Predator”-type sting against a man lured onto ...

This golf tournament has extra meaning to Sean Magarian. And on Sunday, the 23-year-old from Worcester won the two-day ...

An Assumption University student will have to serve community service for her role in a “To Catch a Predator” social media scheme that falsely accused a man of interacting with underage girls.

Monday was Assumption University's first ever day of service, where all students are given the day off from classes and encouraged to volunteer their time. Over 1,200 students, ...

Monday was Assumption University's first ever day of service, where all students are given the day off from classes and encouraged to volunteer their time. Over 1,200 students, ...

Assumption University student Matthew D. Lane "stole private information about millions of children and teachers, imposed substantial financial costs on his victims, and instilled fear in parents ...