Lantern flies invade campus
With the return of lantern flies taking over campus, students and faculty discuss the debate over what to do regarding the insects.
NABA helps launch student careers
The National Association of Black Accountants held an internship application bootcamp for students to get students a foot in the door when it comes to their career.
Students rally for protections against ICE
Members of the campus community came together in hopes of creating new policies and spreading awareness about the university's response to ICE.
Campus protests after ICE detains student
This story was a collaboration between Editor-in-Chief Solé Scott, Managing Editor Jay’Mi Vazquez, News Editor Brianna Wallen and News Writer Victoria Cruz. “ICE out. ICE out.” Those words echoed across campus on
Students discover Latin focused resources
OLAS hosted eight different campus groups at the event centered around Latino-focused resources.
Women panelists confront self-doubt in academia
In a powerful session for Women’s History Month on March 24, the university’s interim president, professors and staff, shared how they turned the quiet weight of self-doubt into a shared source of
Shutdown sparks airport disruptions
Overall, TSA staffing shortages combined with the temporary use of ICE agents have made airports a more complex and hectic environment during a peak travel season.
Civic engagement event promotes student voices
Presented by Jonathan L. Wharton, associate professor in the political science and urban affairs department and sociology department chairman, the event opened with an interactive survey designed to engage students and encourage
Campus welcomes Ken Rahn as police chief
“It’s a great place to work,” Rahn said. “Even though there was a transition, I still love coming to work and being part of the community here.”
Candidate sparks campus conversation
Farmer is running for state representative because he believes the issues he works on locally could be more effectively addressed at the state level.
DiNino’s PEP Talk
Hosted by the School of Business, DiNino led her discussion by sharing insights from her decades-long career in broadcasting and community advocacy.
Planetarium debuts new immersive shows
“The show was spectacular. The visuals of the planets, stars and nebulae were absolutely stunning,” music major Jack Flanagan, a junior, said.
Celebrating women’s history
Women’s History Month serves as both a reminder of past struggles and a celebration of present achievements by highlighting how far women have come and the paths they continue to pave.