Dunkin’ relocates to better serve students
The relocation of the campus Dunkin' ensures that students and employees are considered when it comes to wait times.
Robert DeMezzo on student dining
Robert DeMezzo, senior director of Conferences, Events and Student Affairs Auxiliaries answers questions about student dining.
Students input on Grubhub system
Grubhub is introduced to the Adanti Student Center and brings both new improvements and challenges.
Students learn about healthy sleeping habits
By Lexi White Features Editor Students at the university have expressed concerns about their sleep schedules and said that they wanted to gain insight on how to become a better sleeper. Students
Students share their opinion on the impact of Hurricane Milton
By Brianna Wallen News Editor Category 3 Hurricane Milton left a path of destruction in Florida, as officials confirmed to CBS News that at least 24 people were killed. As Milton moved
Alternative options to textbooks
By Taylor Green Contributor Textbooks can weigh students down both physically and financially. Computer science major Johanna Sampedro, a sophomore, said she spent $230 on textbooks between only two courses, one of
Autumn appreciation: Fall Harvest Festival
By Carly Russell Photo Editor On Thursday, Oct. 17, the university celebrated the annual Fall Harvest Festival. The festival, hosted by the Office of Sustainability, took place at the community garden. Fun
Owls Decide: What are you doing for Halloween?
By Lexi White Features Editor
Churros and tattoos with OLAS
By Lexi White Features Editor The sweet smell of cinnamon filled the air as students decorated their arms with artistic designs while listening to Hispanic music. The Organization of Latin American
Students engage in an inspiring afternoon
By Brianna Wallen News Editor Almost six out of 10 women in prison and under community supervision are victims of domestic abuse according to a report from the Centre for Women’s Justice.
Artist spotlight: jazz musician Samara Joy
By Solé Scott Editor in Chief The popularity of jazz has declined tremendously from its heyday in the early to mid-20th century until now. Samara Joy is a 24-year-old Black woman from
Football loses 16th straight to rival UNH
By Dillon Flanigan Sports Editor Under a sunny sky on Saturday, Oct. 19, the Owls fell 21-0 to the University of New Haven Chargers for their 16th straight loss over the span
Men’s cross-country chasing history
By Matt Cain Contributor With the post-season right around the corner, the cross-country team is gearing up for the NE10 Conference meet. The Owls have won the conference for the past two