Students walk for breast cancer
Students had the opportunity to learn more about breast cancer and the importance of spreading awareness.
Weekend delivers excitement
Sports Columnist Draven Dabrowski reflects after a positive week for university athletics.
‘Disability Awareness Seminar’ calls for inclusion
In honor of National Disability Employment Awareness Month, students and faculty gathered to speak on the importance of understanding disabilities.
Trunk or Treat brings community together
By Mackenzie Byerlee Copy Editor Spooky drinks, unique costumes and buckets upon buckets of candy were the center of attention on Friday, Oct. 31. The annual Trunk or Treat, held in Lot
Trailers spoil the plot
Movie trailers used to tease audiences with hints and excitement, but today, they often give away the story, turning suspense into spoilers.
‘9-1-1’ season lost its fire
One of my favorite shows of all time, “9-1-1”, is becoming unbearable to watch. The writers have lost the plot that made this show golden.
Field hockey wins finale, headed to postseason
For the first time since 2013, the field hockey team will get the chance to play a postseason game. The Owls beat Franklin Pierce University on Saturday, Nov. 1 at Jess Dow
Field hockey falls to Pace
By Draven Dabrowski Sports Writer The field hockey team battled until the final whistle but came up short, falling 2-1 to Pace University at Jess Dow Field on Oct. 28. Despite outshooting
Men’s soccer drops season finale, readies for postseason
“We have a lot of new players right now, and the team has to marinate,” defender Edward Mensah, a graduate, said. “I'll say, as one of the leaders in the team, I'm super proud of
Owls decide: Coke or Pepsi?
By Brandon Cortés Features Editor Only one Owl went against the grain this week. “Coke: I just can’t stand Pepsi.”-Communication disorders major Kaiya Mercier,a freshman “Coke because Pepsi feels like it’s the
Dining for a Difference fights food insecurity
The university’s food pantry has become a crucial resource for students who face challenges meeting basic needs. With more students visiting each semester, the need for operational funding and supplies has continued
Interim President announces CPR challenge
“In just a few minutes, you can learn a lifesaving skill and show your Owl pride while doing it,” Bulmer said in a campuswide announcement on Oct. 21.
Author seminar confronts gentrification and identity
Based on studies of Portland’s Albina neighborhood, Evans highlighted the voices of Black residents who witnessed their once close-knit community reshaped by gentrification.