By Katherine Tavarez Staff Writer Thinking of joining a club on campus? PTV just might be the place for you. On Sept. 22, PTV, the campus television station, held its first meeting of the semester. PTV allows students to create a show, independently or in a group. For those who…
Posts published in October 2016
By Erica Ferrara Staff Writer The Center for Healthy Living, open to all students, offers a variety of services including psychological counseling, nutrition counseling, as well as check-ups by a registered nurse. The services are free of charge to any and every student enrolled. The office is located in the…
By Jada Butler Staff Writer Between 12 and 12:30 a.m. on Sunday, Oct. 2, shrieks filled the halls of Queens Residential Hall, as an apparent sighting of a clown outside a student’s window stirred the residents from their beds. Screaming was heard just after midnight, and as the DSS security…
By Ludvig Brisby Jeppsson Staff Writer For most people, the food situation in developing African countries is a picture on the news of UN employees handing out bags of food to a crowd of starving people. For Dr. Barbra Shorter of the nutrition department, and Allison Herries, graduate student in…
Harry Pearse Staff Writer What is success to you? Is it a six-figure sum after five years from graduating college? Working in the hectic and ruthless environment of Wall Street? Having a big house? What about that glorious Aston Martin? I have had two or three conversations this week with…
By Joseph Iemma Staff Writer While the final traces of those long summer days begin to slip away, students reluctantly give way to the cool autumn breeze and the six-o’clock sunset. Although autumn doesn’t offer spring’s new life and summer’s late nights, the season on Long Island does have its…
By Thomas Gillen Arts & Entertainment Editor Matt Wilson, a professor of music, 2011 Grammy nominee for Best Classical Crossover Album and co-director of the Post Jazz Combo, will curate the upcoming Jazz on Stage concert series on Sunday, Oct. 9, at the Tilles Center. This second season of Jazz…
Alyssa Williams Staff Writer On Sept. 26, the department of music in the School of Performing Arts and the Tilles Center hosted a convocation with award-winning singer, songwriter and composer Duncan Sheik. Nearly 100 students who attended the event learned about Sheik’s career path, heard him perform with some of their…
By Quedus Babalola Staff Writer Ariana Grande has been in the news recently, especially after a donut-licking incident. The “Love Me Harder” singer decided to go the mature root for this album. Dangerous Woman is comprised of 12 songs (the deluxe version comes with two extra songs). Grande starts the…
By Michael Otero Sports Editor Before the match against Pace University on Thursday, Sept. 29, the Pioneers earned the no. 1 overall ranking as voted on in the National Field Hockey Coaches Association Division II Poll. As for the game itself, the Pioneers handled the Setters easily and won 4-1…