Textbooks: a dying necessity of college life
J’Mari Hughes—Reporter Every year, weeks before the semester begins, we receive an email that informs us that we find a list of the textbooks
New Haven Symphony Orchestra to host concert in Lyman
J’Mari Hughes—Reporter The New Haven Symphony Orchestra will be hosting a concert entitled “To Thee We Sing” in the Lyman auditorium on Thursday, April
Students watch March Madness but do not fill out brackets
Sam Tapper—Contributor For many basketball fans across the country, March only means one thing. No, not the start of spring. Not National Pi Day
DeRosa leading freshman charge
Matt Gad—Sports Writer This year’s softball squad has seen an offensive jolt from its incoming freshman class, including from infielder Liz DeRosa. She said
Michael Phelps: ‘I didn’t want to be alive’
Victoria Bresnahan—News Editor The most decorated Olympian of all-time once considered committing suicide. In 2014, after 28-time medalist Michael Phelps was charged for a
Seminar focuses on climate change impact on marine life
Izzy Manzo—Copy Editor Climate change is impacting the development of sea creatures according to a presentation by Dianna Padilla of Stony Brook University on
VPAS brings forward dialogue about romanticized stalking
Essence Boyd—Copy Editor Stranger Things. Pretty in Pink. The Notebook. What do all these classics have in common? They all portray stalking as a
Trump signs seemingly empty freedom of speech executive order
Jacob Waring—Opinions & Features Editor President Trump signed an executive order on March 21 with the intention of protecting the freedom of speech on