By Vaughn Keeney Contributer According to a 2021 study from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, suicide is considered a societal epidemic, as someone in the U.S. dies by suicide every 11
By Jay’Mi Vazquez Managing Editor Vaughn Keeney Contributer As party divides widened, students at the university united to watch the presidential debate as a community. On Sept. 10 at 9 p.m.,
Brianna Wallen News Editor As the Owls returned, they observed a notable change on campus. There is construction being done behind Chase Hall. Beginning in the first week of August, the
Brianna Wallen News Editor While there are new faces on campus and a new freshman class, there is also a new addition to the university Police Department. On June 7, Makiem Miller
By Solé Scott Editor in Chief Alexis Holmes has cemented her name in households and history books. The 2024 Summer Olympics were held in Paris for the second time and were watched
Brianna Wallen News Editor As the summer wrapped up, it was time for the launch of a new fall semester. On Aug. 24, the class of 2028 spread their wings onto campus.
Lexi White- General Reporter Many universities lack support groups for victims of sexual or domestic violence. Fortunately, the home of the Owl’s has the Violence Prevention Victim Advocacy and Support center, VPAS,
Brandon Cortés- News Writer The university recently hosted their third annual “Connecting Students and Professionals of Color” event. The event, aimed at fostering diversity and collaboration in STEM fields, brought together students
Brandon Cortés- News Writer Renowned author Jenny Torres Sanchez recently conducted an engaging seminar at the Adanti Student Center Ballroom, offering attendees a glimpse into the writing process behind her acclaimed novel,
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