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.
Pre-health society receives visit from alumnus Perpetual Taylor
Jack Abbot- General Reporter Former Vice President of the Pre-Health Society and alumnus Perpetual Taylor visited campus to discuss her education path with current students who are pursuing careers in health. Taylor
Men’s track & field place second in Wilton Wright Invitational
Matt Cain- Contributor The Owls hosted their first outdoor meet on their new track and turf field. After a spectacular weekend competing in Texas, the Owls would come back to their home
Sports Column: NCAA March Madness
Dillon Flanigan- Sports Editor The National Collegiate Athletic Association, NCAA, March Madness tournament is one of the most popular and exciting events in college basketball in the United States. A single-elimination tournament
Women’s lacrosse falls to UNH
Avery Martin- Contributor The defeat shadowed a tough and rainy game at Jess Dow Field as the Owls fell 12-5 to their Elm City rivals the University of New Haven Chargers on
School of Business host roundtable featuring accounting experts
Brandon Cortes- News Writer In an effort to provide valuable insights and guidance to aspiring accountants, the School of Business recently organized a roundtable event, inviting seasoned professionals from various firms to
Students react to the earthquake in the northeast
Brianna Wallen- News Editor On April 5 around 10:30 a.m., Connecticut was struck by an earthquake. What was supposed to be a normal Friday morning on campus was interrupted by an aftershock.
Students react to housing choices for the next semester
Brianna Wallen- News Editor As the semester wraps up, students are preparing for the next semester. Whether applying for summer and fall on-campus jobs or selecting their classes, students choosing to live
Students advocate for HIV research for incarcerated people
Jack Abbot- General Reporter Students participating in the SHAWN project advocated for research into HIV for incarcerated persons in the Adanti Student Center. The SHAWN project is a research initiative that aims
OCPD allows students to network
Jack Abbot- General Reporter Innovation Hub and the Office of Career and Professional Development hosted a networking workshop to prepare students for an upcoming networking event for students of color. The event
Commuter services offer support on campus
Solé Scott- Features Editor Out of 8,820 undergraduate and graduate students that attend the university, 1,958 students live on campus as of fall of 2023. Students that decide not to live on