Ali Fernand – Features Editor Food insecurity is an issue a generous portion of college students have experienced. College life and finances make sufficient eating
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Football team wins second game in a row
Ben Martin – Sports Writer The university football team is took on the Post University Eagles. After the Owls had jumped out to a three-point lead, the Eagles had the ball
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My Mind & Me Documentary starts up conversations
Sarah Shelton – Photo Editor One of the biggest role models in my life is Selena Gomez. She has been an inspiration to me since I was around 10 years old,
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Volleyball victorious against Saint Rose
Ben Martin – Sports Writer The university’s volleyball team did something on Tuesday that they have struggled with all season: finishing set and they knew they needed to take the fifth
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‘Nation’s doctor’ talks student mental health
Sofia Rositani – Editor-in-Chief “Social connection and loneliness” was the theme of the night when US Surgeon General Vice Admiral Vivek H. Murthy spoke at the university with student panelists
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Large puddles on campus during storms
Sarah Shelton – Features Editor Puddles. Everywhere. When it rains puddles form, obviously, but thank God for my rainboots because the walk back to my dorm during the rain, and
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Paranormal activity seen on campus
Sofia Rositani – Editor-in-Chief The university is known for many things, being haunted is not one of them. According to some students, they would say the opposite. “Farnham is the
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Mental health resources available for students
Sarah Shelton – Features Editor One thing many college students talk about is their decreasing mental health and being overwhelmed with work. According to the Director of Counseling Services Nick
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News
Looking Forward with university Multicultural Leaders
Robby Tierstein – Contributor The university Multicultural Leaders meet to discuss ongoing health concerns in the New Haven area. Sara Bernal-Garcia, a junior in the
College Democrats on Midterm Elections
Ali Fernand – Features Editor This year’s midterms were full of toss-up races and controversial decisions. Early voting, abortion rights and LGBTQ+ rights were
The status of student debt relief
Ali Fernand – Features Editor Financial relief is on the way for some college students. Between COVID-19 and college prices rising, students are going to
Sports
Men’s Basketball loses 58-57 against SHU
Jaylen Carr – Sports Editor The Owls lost a close game against Southern New Hampshire University, SNHU, 58-57, despite forcing 21 turnovers. Coming into the
Women’s Basketball wins their third game
Ben Martin – Sports Writer Coming out of the half, the Owls were up against the Dominican University Chargers by four points; however, in the
Cross Country wins regionals
Avery Martin – Contributor The men’s cross country team won the Northeast 10, NE10 Championships on Nov. 6th. Sean Barkasy, a freshman, said winning his
Men’s Basketball Preview
Jaylen Carr – Sports Editor Matt Cain – Contributor The men’s basketball team is eager to start the new season and ready to bounce back
Features
Checking-In on the Owls
Trumayne Guy – Contributor The end of the semester is nearing closer and closer for students, which is a relieving time for some while being stressful
Dystopian drama ‘Civil’ receives sold out shows
Ali Fernand – Features Editor The university’s theatre held their most recent production described as a “post-apocalyptic courtroom drama.” It took place on Nov. 17-19
Climbing Club gets students active on and off campus
Jaylen Carr – Sports Editor Inside a building with a teal sign that reads City Climb Gym, there are colorful rock-climbing walls, encouraging words from
Future Star at Southern: Freshman Looks to Make it Big in Music
Trumayne Guy – Contributor This past August on Move-In Day, Christian Caruso, musically referred to as Kid Caruso, brought along his passion for music to the
Opinions
Students should get Election Day off
Ali Fernand – Features Editor This past Tuesday, Nov. 8, we had our 2022 midterm elections. I am not alone in saying that I had
A Case for Expanding the Food Court – opinion
Joey Merly – Copy Editor As a commuter student, I do not go to the university’s eating establishments as often as residents. However, I do
Peanut Butter and Disappointment – OPINION
Sarah Shelton – Photo Editor Every Thursday Programs Council, also known as ProCon, holds a “PB&J” event where students get to grab snacks and a
Italian Heritage month is not celebrated – OPINION
Sofia Rositani – Editor-in-Chief Antonio Bagnetto, Rocco Geraci, Loreto Comitis, Charles Traina and 7 more were lynched on March 14, 1891, in New Orleans on the
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