Bernadotte Sufka – Opinions & Features Editor College has always been a place where students study endlessly throughout the day and night without any restrictions, however, this new semester is packed with more changes for students. Apart from the COVID-19 regulations, the freedom of being able to do such tasks with others is now limited, as the dining services on
Read moreJessica Guerrucci – Editor-in-Chief Universities are not spared of racism or violence. As a school that prides itself as one that values social justice, it is critical that it follows through on that. Last week, the Scholar Strike happened. The movement, according to CNN, is designed to bring recognition to the mounting numbers of deaths of African Americans and others
Read moreSam Tapper – Managing Editor Students living on campus during these times have heard the same phrase from everyone in Residential Life – from Director Rob Demezzo down to the resident advisors: “You are subject to random COVID-19 testing.” The wording is one thing -phrasing it the way it has been phrased paints it to be just as an involuntary
Read moreSam Tapper – Managing Editor On the first day of the semester while walking to my first class, I told myself: “It will feel weird for a few days.” Now, two weeks into the semester, it still feels weird, and it will be the new “norm” for months to come. Classrooms, simply put, are no longer what they used to
Read moreEssence Boyd – Online Editor After signing contracts agreeing to keep the community safe by wearing masks and receiving countless emails about the consequences of large gatherings during COIVD-19 parties did not seem like much of a concern. However, once arriving back on campus it was clear this college tradition was not going anywhere despite how much trouble it could
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