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.
Recovery project asks people to remember love
As the community observes Substance Use Prevention Month, a message formed from tragedy has grown into a movement of healing, hope and education.
University police urges students to look both ways
Chief of Police Makiem Miller issued a campuswide announcement on behalf of the university police urging students to look both ways before crossing at crosswalks.
Commuters connect at Voices in the Nest event
The event encouraged students who might otherwise pass through campus quietly to stop and connect with others.
Sign Language Club builds community through baking
The club now meets weekly in the student center in Room 305, where members review the ASL alphabet before moving on to themed lessons — fall terms, colors, animals, numbers — and
Owls Decide: dogs or burgers?
By Brandon Cortés Features Editor Only one Owl chose hot dogs… “Burgers. There is so much variety in them.” -Political science major Theo Parker, a sophomore “Burgers because I can’t eat pork.”
YouTube beats subscriptions
YouTube has traditionally been associated with content and user-created videos, but it now hosts a legal and legitimate library of free, full-length films that are available without the need for a paid
Fast food is not affordable
Fast food is no longer affordable, and I blame McDonald’s for getting rid of the dollar menu and charging an arm and a leg.
‘Bound for Glory’ reignites TNA wrestling
In front of a reported 7,794 fans at the Tsongas Center in Lowell, Massachusetts, TNA presented its biggest event of the year with high expectations and the pressure to prove it belongs
Buzzathon raises funds for children’s camp
On Oct. 15, Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority hosted its annual Buzzathon fundraiser on the Buley Library patio to support Camp Rising Sun, a summer program for children who have been diagnosed with
Women’s soccer scores twice in loss to Saint Anselm
“We came out really strong. We had a more offensive mindset, which we haven’t had in previous games,” midfielder Julia Hargraves, a sophomore, said.