Jessica Guerrucci – Editor-in-Chief I remember standing outside the newsroom door my freshman year, ultimately deciding I was too scared to go in. Now, three years later, my greatest memories from my
Sam Tapper – Managing Editor Thanksgiving break is a week away–one week until the campus shuts down and classes shift back to fully online. One week sounds like an instant, but our
Ellis McGinley – Copy Editor Something I have missed most while at the university is a small family tradition practiced with my parents: nightly games of “Jeopardy!”. For a family of competitive
Jessica Guerrucci – Editor-in-Chief Think back to March 10. A email notification pops up. The subject line reads “From the President: Campus Closing Wednesday.” This, my friends, was only just the beginning
Mike Neville – Sports Writer The biggest presidential election in the history of the United States is over just as quickly as it began – and it’s been very dramatic. There is
Sofia Rositani – Arts & Entertainment Editor This year’s election has been tiring, it feels like the ending of an Epic Rap Battle of History video; “who wins, who loses, you decide.”
Anthony Martorano – Contributor Hello Owls! Here’s a weekly roundup of what’s happened in Connecticut last week and what to look forward to on campus in the coming weeks: What’s on everyone’s mind might now be
Sam Tapper – Managing Editor So far, this semester has felt a lot like traveling long distance by bus: everyone is fighting off feeling sick and you are desperately trying not to
Donovan Wilson – Reporter Pandemic fatigue is a completely new concept in our society, but definitely one worth paying attention to as COVID-19 numbers keep rising once again. Last week I had
Ellis McGinley – Copy Editor Election years always seem to open the same wounds, not the least of which is the continued use of the United States’ Electoral College. But what is