By Michael Otero Sports Editor After dominating Pace University in its regular-season home finale and climbing to its highest national ranking in program history, the no. 10-ranked football team solidified its place as one of the best teams in Division II with a 64-7 throttling of Merrimack College on Saturday,…
Posts published in November 2016
By Michael Otero Sports Editor Coming off a thrilling 1-0 victory over NYIT, men’s soccer took any drama out of its match against St. Thomas Aquinas College on Thursday, Nov. 3. The team netted five first half goals, eight altogether, in its East Coast Conference semifinal on home ground. In…
By Randall Taylor Staff Writer It’s often the smallest details that matter the most in the life of students. This has proved to be true with a change in Humanities at the beginning of the fall semester. Besides several other additions and changes made to Humanities over the summer break…
By Caroline Ryan News Editor On Oct. 17, sophomore art therapy major Jessica Faiella was involved in a car accident with another student on campus. The accident took place near the Tilles Center around 10 a.m. Public Safety was called to the scene. Faiella hit her head during the collision,…
By Nicole Curcio Staff Writer The Pioneer provides the Crime Blotter as a public service for the campus community. All incidents reported are, by law, a matter of public record available for inspection at the Office of Public Safety. Fire Alarm Sounded On Thursday, Oct. 27, at 2:38 a.m. the…
By Jada Butler Staff Writer Well into the eleventh week of the semester, campus sidewalk renovations that began in August are still underway, though for two weeks have seemed to come to a pause. The ongoing construction poses as a potential danger to students who may not be watching where they…
By Taylor Hill Contributing Writer English Department Chairperson and Professor Dr. John Lutz brings an honest perspective to his courses through his teaching philosophy and activities. Dr. Lutz is a Long Island native who also happens to be a Post alumnus. He earned his B.A. and M.A. in English at Post and went…
By Harry Pearse Columnist Life. It always has something, just around the corner, ready to smack you in the face. A very unexpected and random smack in the face, I must add. You’ll be having a great time, starting the semester excellently and generally feeling pretty good. Then BANG! Life goes, “oh…
Ludvig Brisby Jeppson Business Columnist Reflection, critical thinking and the ability to plan ahead are viewed as positive qualities. Critical thinking is supposed to keep us from getting manipulated, resist political propaganda and challenge society’s norms and structures. Planning ahead is supposed to help us make rational decisions and keep…
Pooja Bachani Education Columnist Sounds great, doesn’t it? It is difficult to deny the benefits of a college education; it is even more difficult to propose policy changes that could potentially deny access to it. A few weeks ago, the New York Fed released an updated version of its 2015…