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Sofia Rositani – Editor-in-Chief Sarah Shelton – Features Editor Danielle Campbell – Copy Editor Looking at the moon, celebrating with friends and family, and eating mooncakes are important part of a holiday

Sarah Shelton – Features Editor Every year on Sept. 23, Bi Visibility day, also known as Bisexual Awareness Day, is observed to recognize the history of bisexuality and to celebrate the bisexual

Danielle Campbell – Copy Editor As “Do You Mind” by DJ Khalid and the entire industry played through the speakers, the sisters of Sigma Gamma chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho prepared the brushes, paint and canvases to

Luke Danko – Contributor The College Democrats held their first meeting of the semester on Sept. 16 at 8 p.m. in the Student Center. The hybrid event, which included 14 in-person and

Ethan Sebetta – Contributor Early next month, the university will be putting on its production of “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown.” In preparation for this, the costume team has been hard at

Sarah Shelton – Features Editor Program Council’s (ProCon) weekly PB&J event is back. For years, ProCon has been holding an event in the Engleman Rotunda every Thursday where they have a table

Danielle Campbell – Copy-Editor A large crowd started forming outside the Farnham programming space (FPS) before the event. Programs Council (ProCon) was putting on its first big food event since the pandemic hit.   Eric Lacharity, associate director of Student Involvement, announced to the crowd of students, to have

Sarah Shelton – Features Editor Students gathered on the third floor of West Campus for music, juice, chips and to to have fun and win a free gift card.   On Thursday, Sept. 9, West Campus Resident Advisers, or RAs, held

Danielle Campbell – Copy-Editor After a round of everyone’s highs and lows of the day, the philanthropy chair of Omega Zeta Pi sorority, a local organization founded at the university in 2004, gave a PowerPoint presentation. Sisters and

Sarah Shelton – Features Editor On Wednesday Sept. 1, students had the opportunity to de-stress by adding some paint into their college lives. The University Access Program (UAP) held an event called