By Danielle O’Connor, Staff Writer As the calendar hits near October, the season changes to fall. Some people associate fall with the rusty orange color of the leaves and the changing of the weather. . However, sports fans correlate this time of year with the sport deemed “America’s pastime”; baseball.…
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By Jenny L. Rivera The Super Bowl is one of the largest sporting events that people spend thousands of dollars to attend from all over the world. Alongside the excitement of the football itself, a big appeal of the event is the halftime show and commercials. This year’s Super Bowl…
By Mylie Norton Long Island local venue, UBS Arena in Elmont, NY was packed with several of today’s biggest artists. Performances from artists such as Benson Boone, Sabrina Carpenter and Katy Perry had the crowd on their feet. Taylor Swift walked away with the most awards at the end of…
By Katherine Abayev, Staff Writer A disaster struck Stony Brook, Long Island, When extreme flooding destroyed a part of Harbor Road. The structure acted as a bridge and dam for Mill Pond, a frequent spot for nature fans in the community. When the flooding occurred, parts of the bridge were…
By Nick Singer, Staff Writer On Aug. 27, the alternative rock world was hit with a piece of supernova news when it was announced that ‘90s “Britpop” royalty, Oasis, would finally be reuniting after almost 15 years of calling it off. After over a decade, Sally won’t have to wait…
By Joe Frescott, Sports Editor Sporting the jersey of one of his favorite teams, the six-foot, freckled ginger stares through the glasses he has worn since elementary school as he makes his way out of campus to a familiar destination, the Benjamin Abrams Communication Center. Having a reserved and quiet…
By Joe Frescott, Sports Editor “We are all making over a hundred nutrition choices and food-related nutrition choices a day. We have so much more information on how we can take better care of ourselves. As we get older, we are no longer able to do some of the things…
By Alexander Mousa, Editor-in-Chief RISE, one of Post’s newest clubs, brought activism and awareness to the center of Hillwood Commons on the evening of Monday, April 22 with their second annual Take Back the Night event. RISE, introduced to Post in the fall of 2022, hosts many engaging and informational…
By Mrya Mulongoti, Arts and Entertainment Editor As graduation approaches, senior interdisciplinary studies major Dylan Stovall reflects on his journey at Post, where he carved his own unique path. Originally from Nashville, Tenn., Stovall began his story with Post as a junior in high school. “They offered me this trip…
By Joe Frescott, Sports Editor “Maximum effort is the bare minimum. Stay happy, stay high. I may not win, but I refuse to lose.” Those are the words that Richard Sirio lives by today. But that wasn’t always the case. “I was a pretty sickly kid. Even though I did…