King of pop moonwalks back to movie screens
By Solé Scott Editor-in-Chief The Michael Jackson biopic is coming to theaters soon and honestly, I am ready for his story to be told the correct way. The king of pop
Rapper Lelo is up next
By Jay’Mi Vazquez Managing Editor Detroit’s rap scene is often defined by gritty drum patterns, sharp piano chords and nostalgic samples flipped into rapid-fire rhythms. But there is a new voice pushing
Students voice concerns about fall housing selection
By Brianna Wallen News Editor As the fall semester approaches, students are beginning to secure their housing for next year. Those who paid their housing deposits on time had the opportunity to
One night only with Olympian Alexis Holmes
By Solé Scott Editor in Chief Olympian and gold medalist Alexis Holmes revisited her Connecticut roots. On Wednesday, Oct. 30, “An Evening with Gold Medalist Alexis Holmes” took place at the John
Reasons why students should trick-or-treat
By Jay’Mi Vazquez Managing Editor As college students navigate the unique challenges of adulthood, the tradition of trick-or-treating often seems reserved for children. However, embracing this playful custom provides numerous benefits that
Men’s soccer wins
By Matt Cain Contributor After a beautiful ceremony celebrating the seniors, the Owls won 3-1 against the Assumption University Greyhounds in an intense and physical match. All three goals came in the
Working with West River Watershed Coalition
By Jay’Mi Vazquez and Carly Russell Managing Editor and Photo Editor On Friday, Oct. 25, students and faculty met again with the West River Watershed Coalition to work on cleaning up the
Womens’ Resiliencey Forum inspires guests
By Brianna Wallen News Editor In over 1,100 companies, women hold approximately 25.1% of senior management and leadership positions according to a survey from S&P Global. With a quarter of women
Students share their thoughts on the Israel-Gaza conflict
By Brianna Wallen News Editor The horrific experiences of people in the Middle East — which are displayed in newscasts and on social media — can also have an influence on those
Owls Decide: What is your favorite Halloween candy?
By Lexi White Features Editor
Owls weigh in on the effects of the presidential election
By Christian Schloemer Contributor With the majority of students voting in their first presidential election this November, the conversation and discourse surrounding the world of politics can be a lot to handle.
Volleyball falls to Pace
By Avery Martin Contributor The volleyball team lost 3-1 in a close conference match vs Pace University on Oct. 22 at home. “I thought Pace played a really good game,” Head Coach
Nepo babies are slowly taking over
By Solé Scott Editor in Chief The end is near as nepo babies take over the world and cause irreversible damage to industries. Hollywood is overflowing with children of the rich and