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.
Column- On the NBA
Luke Gadson – Sports Editor Many viewers were confused while watching the National Basketball Association, NBA, games last Friday. This confusion was likely furthered by broadcasters mentioning that this was an “In-Season
Men’s basketball lost a close game to Adelphi
Dillon Flanigan – Contributor Despite a valiant comeback effort, the men’s basketball team fell short in a heart-wrenching defeat from Adelphi University. The building, once filled with hope, echoed with disappointment as
Silvera makes an immediate impact
Matt Cain – Contributor Last year, the Owls basketball team went to the NE10 Tournament but was knocked out of the running by the University of New Haven. That year’s team was
Barber earns Gold Award finalist
Jaylen Carr- Editor-in-Chief University Hall of Famer and former coach James Barber was announced as one of the 45 NCAA Division II 50th Anniversary Gold Award finalists. The conference award has a
WGS hosts ‘Healing Quilt’ ceremony
Brandon Cortés – General Reporter The inauguration of the healing quilt by the Women and Gender Studies Department took place on the third floor of the Adanti Student Center. The inauguration opened
Students voice opinions on social media impact
Jay’Mi Vazquez – News Editor With the rise of technology in society and the impact COVID-19 has had on relationships, students expressed their thoughts on how impactful technology can be on relationships.
University Police and INQ students hold foo drive
Braden Saint-Val – News Writer The students of INQ 101 Section 52 teamed up with the University Police to give back to the campus community and combat food insecurity this holiday season.
SAGE celebrates Trans Day of Remembrance
Braden Saint-Val – News Writer As the safe haven for the university’s LGBTQ+ community, the Sexuality and Gender Equality, SAGE Center will observed the Transgender Day of Remembrance by honoring those who
Students express thoughts on vaccinations
Branden Cortés – General Reporter To vaccinate or not to vaccinate: that is the query that remains central in contemporary discourse fueled by conspiracy theories. These theories span from microchips being integrated
Sleep deprivation affects students
Jasmine Williams – Contributor SLEEP – The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention states, “as a nation, 35% of adults are not getting enough sleep. This comes out to about 84 million