Students discover Latin focused resources
OLAS hosted eight different campus groups at the event centered around Latino-focused resources.
Men outlast AIC, win 61-57
“We got pounded on the boards. If we got more rebounds, it’s a 15-point game,” Burrell said. “We just got to get better at it.”
New student clubs expand campus voices
During the current academic year, six new clubs have been introduced and approved by the Student Government Association.
Women’s soccer ends a cold streak with offensive firepower
Sam Tapper — Sports Writer Going into the game riding a three-game losing streak, the women’s soccer team came out aggressive, tallying a tight 2-1 win against Elm City rival University of
Volleyball amidst shaky season
Kenny Baah — Contributor In what has been a season of mixed results, the volleyball team fell short to NE10 opponent Franklin Pierce 3-1 on senior day at Pelz Gymnasium. Prior to the start
Swim team adds new Owl to roster
Team Impact, Hole in the Wall Gang help a young swimmer ‘feel normal’ Hunter O. Lyle — Sports Editor Surrounded by her family and her new team, 13-year-old Morgan Nunez sat at
Noche De Gala hosts night in Venezuela for scholarship money
Hunter O. Lyle — Sports Editor As Latin music blared throughout the ballroom, the attendees of the 12th annual Noche de Gala, were dressed in their best tuxedos and dresses and sat
‘Impact on Innocence’ shares hardships
Ellie Sherry — Reporter Last Tuesday the gallery titled, “The Impact on Innocence,” and was set up in Lyman Center and created by Deborah McDuff Williams. The Impact on Innocence was given its
Privilege Walk shows students privilege or lack of
Jacob Waring — Online Editor Students were asked whether their parents went to college, and some stood still while others took a step back, but each took a moment to consider the privilege rooted
Students get to know cops over coffee
Tamonda Griffiths — Editor-in-Chief According to Chief of University Police, Joseph Dooley, the university police having been hosting Coffee with a Cop for three years. “It’s a national program,” said Dooley. “We
New shuttle app to improve commuting
Jackson Volenec — Reporter The university has finally finished developing a new shuttle tracker app with updated software that allows all app users to track the buses in real-time, as well as
1619: A week of acknowledging the past
Freedom Riders, Black Panthers and Black Entertainment Television come on campus in recognition of 1619 Jacob Waring — Online Editor Social Justice Advocate and Black Entertainment Television news host, Marc Lamont Hill
Forum hosted about mass incarceration of minorities
Tamonda Griffiths — Editor-in-Chief Being among the few multicultural Greekletter organizations on the university’s campus, acting president of Hermandad de Sigma Iota Alpha sorority Dayana Lituma held a presentation on the topic