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Football players bumping heads after celebratory touchdown. Photo by Mateusz Gazdzicki
10/14/2026

Owls seize victory from Monroe

The Owls win the Homecoming football game on Saturday, Oct. 10.
New sign in honor of late swim coach Tim Quill in the Hutchinson Natatorium on Friday, Oct. 9. Photo by William Gagné
10/14/2026

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.
Communication major Aidon McCray, a junior, and business administration major Chaz Jamez, a junior emceeing. Photo by William Gagné
10/14/2026

‘Pep Rally’ sparks blue and white pride

In celebration of Homecoming, students were able to join together for 'Pep Rally' on Thursday, Oct. 8.

New school of Business breaks ground

Ellis McGinley – Managing Editor Madeline S. Scharf – News Editor The university hosted an official groundbreaking ceremony for the new school of business Friday, Sept. 17, just outside Conn. Hall and
09/22/2021

First SGA meeting of term

Ethan Sabetta – Contributor On Sept. 10, the Student Government Association (SGA) hosted a weekly body meeting to discuss subjects of interest from all facets of the campus. The meeting began with executive reports, first presented by Association President Sarah Gossman.
09/20/2021

School of business has a new dean

Madeline S. Scharf – News Editor The school of business has officially welcomed its new dean, Dr. Jennifer Robin, to the board. Dr. Jennifer Robin has a Bachelor of Arts in psychology and HR management from
09/20/2021

STEM career grow; Biopath teaches students

Benjamin Paquette – Contributor As STEM careers continue to grow, demand for job-ready college graduates increased 17%, according to UC Davis. Bridging the gap in education and experience is the STEM Innovation and Leadership Lab located in Jennings Hall.       
09/20/2021

Flashback: 9/11

Ellis McGinley – Managing Editor 20 years ago, four coordinated terrorist attacks took the lives of thousands on United States soil. On Sept.11, we remember those lost in the incidents which would shape a
09/20/2021

COVID-19 policy changes

Sarah Shelton – Features Editor Sofia Rositani – Editor-In-Chief COVID-19 policies have become the “new normal:” wearing masks in all indoor areas on campus, one visitor allowed for residential students, and quarantining or self-isolating when coming into
09/20/2021

Blackout over west campus last weekend

Ellis McGinley – Managing Editor Sarah Shelton – Features Editor Madeline Scharf – News Editor A generator failure in the campus Energy Center led to a nearly six-hour power outage on Friday, Sept.10, cutting electricity
09/20/2021

Hurricane Ida sweeps across campus

Sofia Rositani – Editor-In-Chief The fall semester has started with inclement weather. A delay with move-in day, moving New Owl Weekend to one day due to hurricane Henri, a heat wave, and hurricane
09/07/2021

Library science accredited this year

Sofia Rositani – Editor-In-Chief Sarah Shelton – Features Editor Library and Information Science was recently accredited this year after losing its accreditation for both the undergraduate and graduate programs. “We are offering 36 credits. This means
09/07/2021

FYE office moved to Engleman, more space

Madeline S. Scharf – News Editor The office of First Year Experience (FYE) has officially moved to Engelman Hall room C 105. Previously where the Disability Resource Center (DRC) resided, the FYE team
09/07/2021
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