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 basketball ready for high expectations
Sam Tapper — Sports Writer After a disappointing 2018-19 season where the Owls finished under .500, the women’s basketball team’s season is right around the corner, and their sights are set on
Men’s soccer breaks overtime struggles
Kenny Baah — Contributor The men’s soccer team broke their 4-game losing streak with a 1-0 win in overtime against the Saint Anselm Hawks in an NE10 conference game. Looking to bounce
Field hockey snubbed by Franklin Pierce
Hunter O. Lyle — Sports Editor Facing off against NE10 opponent Franklin Pierce University, the field hockey team was unable to break through the Ravens’ ironclad defense or match their offensive fire
Loss at Homecoming
Owls beat by Chargers, miss Elm City trophy Sam Tapper — Sports Writer In a seemingly perfect day for homecoming — from the weather and the crowd to the matchup against cross-town
Field hockey beats Molloy Two
Two-year dry streak ends with dominating performance from Owls Hunter O. Lyle — Sports Editor After claiming a 4-1 victory over Molloy College, the field hockey team can finally rejoice in breaking their
Volleyball seals victory late against Saint Rose
Edward Rudman — Contributor The women’s volleyball team snapped a three game losing streak after they soundly defeated the visiting College of Saint Rose, sweeping the Golden Knights 3-0 in one of
Only a freshman, White living her dream
Sam Tapper — Sports Writer Joining a defending champion can be a daunting task, and getting acclimated quickly is not much easier, but volleyball freshman Ella White has quickly adjusted to her
Do not count football team out just yet
Column by Sam Tapper — Sports Writer After starting the season 0-4, the season seemed to be lost for the Owls — or at least headed that way. Riding on a two-game
Student athletes make most of fifth year
Sam Tapper — Sports Writer Many collegiate athletes across the country have careers spanning a typical four years. However, many circumstances may lead to an athlete playing for a fifth year as
Young quarterback finds elite company
Sam Tapper — Sports Writer Traditionally, most Southern football recruits come from the Northeast Region, but for their new starting quarterback, freshman Jackson Ostrowsky, it took five states and a highlight tape