‘Cabaret’ highlights history and current issues
"What I've noticed specifically about Gen Z is how vocal we are about problems we feel are right and wrong,” music major Aliza Clark, a sophomore, said.
‘Sibling Night’ connects students to their families
Students were able to bring their younger family members to 'Sibling Night' to make them feel like they are part of the campus community.
Owls Decide: Books or podcasts?
By: Mackenzie Byerlee Features Editor “Books because I like having something physical and visual.” Earth science major Reilly Greene, a junior “Podcasts, but depending on the topic. I likefeeling like I’m part
Swap Shop offers free office supplies
Shelves are stocked with binders, folders, organizers and other office basics, along with occasional specialty items. Instead of immediately placing orders through vendors, employees are encouraged to browse the store first.
Communist club builds campus presence
Meetings include discussions of Marxist theory, current events and what members of the club describe as class consciousness: awareness of how economic class shapes social and political life.
Owls Decide: Insomnia or Crumbl?
By Valentina Toro Features Editor We seem to ask about food a lot… “Crumbl looks prettier and more aesthetic.”Nursing major Lilly Burke, a freshman “Crumbl Cookies. Me and my girlfriend love Crumbl.”Psychology
ProCon’s Sweet Treat event serves up calm before finals
With finals week approaching, the Programs Council offered students a sweet break from the pressure with their Sweet Treat event, a casual drop-in activity that turned Adanti Student Center Room 217 into
Features Editor Brandon Cortés says his goodbye
This is it. Adiós.
Innovation Hub previews upcoming tech events
The Innovation Hub is gearing up for one of its biggest events of the semester: the Emerging Technologies Forum, set for Nov. 14 at 101 College St. in New Haven. Ahead of
‘Nailed It’ event celebrates queer expression
Painting your nails is a form of self-expression, and for many nonbinary and trans people, that is an important part of who they are.
Owls Decide: TV or Movies?
By Brandon Cortés Features Editor Hmmmm… what will Owls decide? “Movies: they have more chance for runtime.” English major Luis Moquete, a junior “TV shows because they are just better.” Communications major
Commuters connect at Voices in the Nest event
The event encouraged students who might otherwise pass through campus quietly to stop and connect with others.
Sign Language Club builds community through baking
The club now meets weekly in the student center in Room 305, where members review the ASL alphabet before moving on to themed lessons — fall terms, colors, animals, numbers — and