Sports Columnist Draven Dabrowski reflects after a positive week for university athletics.
English major Jeanette Bouvier, a sophomore, interdisciplinary studies major
Sophia Gugliotti, a senior, biology major Allen Motraghi, a senior and business
administration major Zach McCarthy, a senior. Photos by Brianna Wallen
Jay’Mi Vazquez – News Editor With the rise of artificial intelligence in society, students expressed their opinions on the potential risks artificial intelligence can have on careers. English and interdisciplinary studies major
Jaylen Carr – Editor-in-Chief With the season approaching, the women’s basketball team looks to bounce back from being eliminated in the quarterfinals to Assumption University. According to the NE10 Coaches Preseason Poll,
Solé Scott – Features Editor Ever wonder what happens to food on campus after not being eaten? Well, look no further than the food recovery program on campus. The Food recovery program
Matt Cain – Contributor Around this same time last year, the Owls cross country team held up the NE10 conference championship. This year, they did it again as the men and women
Miah Green – Contributor Students are finding the strength in their political voices, advocating their opinions as the date for voting in local elections approaches. On Nov. 7, Connecticut will be holding
Ali Fernand – Managing Editor Dream pop band Tennis performed at College Street Music Hall on Saturday, Oct. 28. The band consists of a married couple who perform with the aesthetics of
Avery Martin – Contributor Wide receiver Tylon Papallo leads the NE10 conference in receiving yards, receiving yards per game and receiving touchdowns. The senior sports management major contributes substantially to the Owls.
Luke Gadson – Sports Editor Basketball season is right around the corner at the university, and competitiveness has been brewing all preseason for the men’s basketball program. During the 2022-23 season, the
Lexi White – General Reporter It is finally that time of year when you can eat as much candy as you want. The university’s Black Student Union gave students this opportunity when
Lexi White & Brianna Wallen Contributor Recently, there has been a shift on the university’s campus. Pinecones scatter across the sidewalk; the leaves have changed to an array of oranges and yellows,