Owls seize victory from Monroe
The Owls win the Homecoming football game on Saturday, Oct. 10.
University unveils tribute to Tim Quill
After his passing earlier this year, the university has dedicated a new sign to Swimming and Diving Head Coach Tim Quill.
‘Pep Rally’ sparks blue and white pride
In celebration of Homecoming, students were able to join together for 'Pep Rally' on Thursday, Oct. 8.
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
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
Commuter services hosts Mexican culture in ‘Travel Around the World’
Brandon Cortes- News Writer To foster cultural awareness and appreciation among students, the Commuter Service at the Adanti Student Center recently hosted a vibrant and immersive “Travel around the World” event. Held
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
SAGE celebrates Trans Day of Visibility
Ali Fernand- Editor-in-Chief The Sexuality and Gender Equality, SAGE, Center was showered in blue, white and pink to celebrate Transgender Day of Visibility. Trans students and allies gathered for a joyful event
Student Government Association proposes changes to their constitution
Jay’Mi Vazquez- Managing Editor The Student Government Association, SGA, is making changes to its constitution for the first time in seven years. Traditionally, the constitutional review process happens every five years, but
School of Business gives PEP Talk on the power of numbers
Jack Abbot- General Reporter Brianna Wallen- News Editor The School of Business hosted a pep talk on March 27 where three presenters from the nonprofit sector spoke on getting involved in networking.