Moving beyond the dreaded two-year mark
SAMANTHA MCKELVIE — Staff Writer The two-year mark: a relationship death sentence or a test of real love? According to most testimonials I’ve heard, the two-year mark in a relationship is when
Netflix’s “Fate: The Winx Saga” re-imagined for older audience
Desteny Maragh – News Editor Dreams may have come true for fans of the original Winx Club cartoon with Netflix’s new series, “Fate: The Winx Saga” that premiered this week. The once colorful cartoon is now a full live action production. Netflix made sure to spice up the
Italian Heritage month is not celebrated – OPINION
Sofia Rositani – Editor-in-Chief Antonio Bagnetto, Rocco Geraci, Loreto Comitis, Charles Traina and 7 more were lynched on March 14, 1891, in New Orleans on the street that is now used for Mardi
Gymnastics place fourth in Gymnastics East Conference
Avery Martin- Contributor The Owls gymnastics team took fourth place in the Gymnastics East Conference, GEC, Championships on March 23. It is the best finish the Owls have had since joining the
OCPD hosts leadership luncheon
Jack Abbot- General Reporter The Office of Career and Professional Development hosted a luncheon on March 26 to discuss branding and career resources on campus. The main speaker for the event was
Student Health Services encourage students to be kind
Jack Abbot- General Reporter Student Health Services hosted a special event in honor of “Service Week” to encourage kindness. The event was hosted in Connecticut Hall. “Today’s event is ‘splash into service.’
Softball sweeps double header
Dillon Flanigan- Sports Editor The softball team swept the Bloomfield College Bears of Bloomfield, New Jersey in a doubleheader. In the first game, they won 4-0, and the second game narrowly won 1-0
Student Government Association proposes changes to their constitution
Jay’Mi Vazquez- Managing Editor The Student Government Association, SGA, is making changes to its constitution for the first time in seven years. Traditionally, the constitutional review process happens every five years, but
School of Business gives PEP Talk on the power of numbers
Jack Abbot- General Reporter Brianna Wallen- News Editor The School of Business hosted a pep talk on March 27 where three presenters from the nonprofit sector spoke on getting involved in networking.
Music Review- ‘Cowboy Carter’ is not the best
Solé Scott- Features Editor BeyHive, please do not attack me, but I am not really feeling the new Beyoncé country album at all; sorry not sorry. On Friday, March 29 Beyoncé released
SAGE celebrates Trans Day of Visibility
Ali Fernand- Editor-in-Chief The Sexuality and Gender Equality, SAGE, Center was showered in blue, white and pink to celebrate Transgender Day of Visibility. Trans students and allies gathered for a joyful event
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Office hosts affinity groups to create community for faculty
Brandon Cortés- News Writer In the past two weeks, the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, DEI, office at the university has been actively hosting affinity groups, providing faculty and staff members with a
Opinion: Kendrick Lamar shocks fans with ‘Like That’ verse
Jay’Mi Vazquez- Managing Editor Kendrick Lamar featured on Future and Metro Boomin’s collab album, “WE DON’T TRUST YOU” and dissed Drake and J. Cole. Fans were shocked as Lamar appeared unannounced on