Utilizing Farnham Programming Space
The Farnham Programming Space offers students a place to study, connect and join in on various events.
Students share their opinion on the fall season
Students weigh in on what they enjoy most about fall.
Owls Decide: What is your favorite form of potato?
By: Mackenzie Byerlee Features Editor “Baked potatoes because I like the sour cream and cheese on them.” Accounting major Roselin de la Rosa, a junior “Perogis. They’re really good and you can
Managing editor says his farewell
Somewhere along the way, without me even realizing it most days, the newsroom became that place. It became my home away from home, and I will forever be thankful to call it
Braiding tradition reflects resilience
The Organization of Latin American Students hosted a ribbon braids event on Wednesday April 22 in the Multicultural Center in the Adanti Student Center, inviting students to learn about the cultural significance
Film festival amplifies cultural voices
The festival featured different films from multiple countries, exposing audiences to stories that are not always accessible through traditional platforms, bringing awareness and visibility.
Owls Decide: Wii or Nintendo Switch?
By Valentina Toro Features Editor I got games on my phone. “Switch because you can switch it up.“ Political science major William Moroz, a senior “Wii: I feel like it’s just more
Owls decide: Netflix of Disney+?
By Valentina Toro Features Editor Even split! “Disney+; I’m a big cartoon guy.” Social work major Elijah Algarin, a sophomore “Netflix because it has a great variety of movies and shows. It’s
Student workers are praised for their work
“I want them to feel loved,” Cunningham-Exavier said. “I want them to feel appreciated and to know that what they are doing is something that is great and something that is valued.”
Event creates space for immigrant voices
Through open discussion, the event highlighted challenges that undocumented individuals encounter while also addressing common misconceptions.
Keynote connects culture and identity
Award-winning poet and cultural worker Magdalena Gómez brought conversations about identity and belonging to the university, drawing students, faculty and community members to a keynote centered on storytelling and social justice.
Students embrace culture through dance
“In the state of the world right now, I think it’s incredibly important for people to get all sides of every person,” Huydic said. “ Especially during this time when people might
Owls decide: morning or night classes?
By Valentina Toro Features Editor “Morning classes, I think I get them out of the way early.” Nursing major Dayanna Cedillo, a junior “Night classes because it’s a better vibe.” Sociology masters