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Sofia Rositani – Editor-in-Chief Sarah Shelton – Features Editor Ian Reynolds – Contributor Human performance program coordinator of the health and movement science department, William Lunn has recently begun testing on volunteers

Morgan Douglas – Sports Editor The first week of Black History Month at the university featured the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration event discussing critical race theory. Retired Superior Court

Sarah Shelton – Features Editor Tyler Fisher – Contributor Fencing is a sport based on the swordsmanship skills used for dueling, commonly featured at the Olympics since the late 19th century; it

Sarah Shelton – Features Editor Dave Lee – Contributor No more lines and no more waits at the Adanti Student Center Food Court, according to the SCSU Campus Dining Instagram account, all

Tyler Fisher – Contributor Students on campus are hopeful for a successful semester, and one that is free from the grasp of COVID-19. While the semester may be new, several students still

Sofia Rositani – Editor-in-Chief  Officer Brody officially has competition. Jules is the new service dog the campus police has gotten through the organization “Pups behind bars.” Sargeant Cynthia Torres is the handler for Jules, a

Sofia Rositani – Editor-in-Chief Sarah Shelton – Features Editor On Friday Jan.28, a video surfaced on the public platform Instagram of students from the Greek organization Omega Zeta Pi sorority.   In the video, they are seen

Sofia Rositani – Editor-in-Chief  Sarah Shelton – Features Editor  The university has implemented crosswalk lights on Farnham Avenue for students to use while they cross the street. These signals are located by the crosswalk, in-between the construction site and Farnham Hall leading to the

Tyler Fisher – Contributor The university is losing students in fact, it has been losing students for several years.  “There are several reasons,” said the university’s new head of admissions , Nilvio Perez. “It’s