By Andrew Servedio Sports Editor The homecoming game ended in a victory this past Saturday. The Pioneers faced Southern Connecticut University and took the victory with a final score of 52-35. The team scored seven touchdowns throughout the game with two per quarter. Running back, Malik Pierre, ran the ball…
Posts published in October 2017
By Luis Viloria Staff Writer The TV studio in the Department of Communications and Film acquired 1o new Sony NX cameras over the summer. Katherine Dalton, coordinator of the television center and an adjunct professor of electronic media, purchased the cameras from B&H to replace the older cameras that were…
By Destiny Diggs Staff Writer On Thursday, Oct. 5, during common hour, students gathered to fill their stomachs as well as their minds. Students met with assistant managing editor of Newsday, Maryann Skinner, and human resources professional, Beth Repeta. The experienced professionals provided students with skills from an employer’s perspective,…
By Adam Hornbuckle Staff Writer Twenty eight teams of 140 students raised $312 at a charity dodgeball tournament ran by nine Post Foundations classes in the Pratt Center gymnasium on Thursday, Oct. 5. The nine Post Foundations classes of 20 students each volunteered to run the event, along with the…
By Jada Butler & Quedus Babalola News Editor & Staff Writer The Student Activities Board, a student lead organization under Campus Life, put together a week of school spirit themed events to prepare for Homecoming. On Tuesday, Oct. 10, to begin the spirit week, members of SAB handed out green…
By Quedus Babalola Staff Writer Professor of Education Shaireen Rasheed published an article titled, “Charlottesville and the Myth of the Neutral Classroom: Racial Literacy in the Age of Trump,” in The Huffington Post on August 18. In the article, Rasheed expressed her concern for the future of America after the…
By Alecia Sexton Staff Writer How many of us feel rundown and exhausted at one point or another during the week? It could be recurrent exhaustion upon waking, a mid-day low point, or the inability to recover after a workout. If this sounds like you on a regular basis, you…
By Quedus Babalola Staff Writer Hurricane season took many by surprise this year when Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria hit. Islands like Puerto Rico and Barbuda fell victim to this year’s hurricanes. The hurricanes touched parts of the Caribbean, North America, and even Cuba. Red Cross, Unicef, Tidal, and many…
By Molly Cunha Staff Writer Anyone who knows Sarah Anthony, a sophomore psychology major, knows she is obsessed with her dog, Mango. Now we know why. Mango, who just turned 11 on Oct. 4, is a white, fluffy maltese with hair that is kept short, especially around the ears, and…
By Victoria Onorato Staff Writer Get into the spirit of Halloween with a sweet treat that both spooky and delicious. The treat is simple and requires a variety of cookies and chocolate pudding. It does not require a lot of time and can be customized. Here are the materials needed:…