Posts published in October 2017
By Gillian Pietrowski Staff Writer We react in many different ways during an emergency. It is almost as if a different side of you comes out to handle the situation; you never know how you are going to react until you are in that moment. Many people go into a…
By Ashley Bowden Arts & Entertainment Editor On Oct. 11, a poetry reading led by poets Matt Pasca and Terri Muuss was held in the Great Hall. Both writers have published compilations of original poetry and are educators; Muuss works as a life coach, motivational speaker, social worker, director, and…
By Tashina Tappin Staff Writer Television personalities Brad Garrett and Rita Rudner will be performing at the Tilles Center on Thursday, Oct. 26. Be prepared to have a night full of laughs with the “queen of snappy one-liners” and the co-star brother from “Everybody Loves Raymond.” Together for one night,…
By Jada Butler News Editor From Oct. 10 to Oct. 14 the Student Art League (SAL) Gallery located on the first oor of the library presented artwork by graduate MA art student, Meghan Hallock. Hallock displayed 38 ceramic and eight screenprint works to the community with a reception held on…
By Myles Goldman Arts & Entertainment Assistant Editor Emily Halper, a junior art education major from Commack, NY is currently spending a semester in Florence, Italy and will be returning in December after departing on Aug. 31. “There’s so much inspiration,” Halper said. She found inspiration in pieces of art…
By Rakwan Hedgemond Staff Writer Coming off of a 15-4-2 season, the women’s soccer team looks to have an even greater season this year. Last year was the first time in 7 years that the team made it to the East Coast Conference. The women’s soccer team started their season…
By Andrew Servedio Sports Editor “It never gets old, its great to see everyone again,” said Jeff Kroll, who graduated in 1975. Every year for the past 40 years, alumni that graduated from the early 1960’s to May of 2016, have come back to WCWP to do live broadcasts for…
By Destiny Diggs Contributing Writer The women’s basketball is on the eve of a new season and its members are looking forward to giving their all as they play on the court on Saturday, Nov. 11 against Adelphi University. Last season, the Pioneer women were 7-11 in the East Coast…