By Jacqueline Escobar Staff Writer Students from multiple colleges across New York traveled to Albany on Feb. 13 to advocate on behalf of the Higher Education Opportunity Program (HEOP) and other financial aid programs. The students met with state legislators and shared the significant impacts of state funded programs such…
Posts published in February 2018
By Anand Venigalla Assistant Features Editor Anne Marie Caradonna, who has been Post’s director of admissions operations and career employer relations since Oct. 1, 2014, has relocated to LIU Brooklyn as senior dean at university admissions starting Feb. 1. Caradonna has been a practicing attorney since she left law school…
By Anand Venigalla Assistant Features Editor Nuvaera Mumnoon, a freshman, biomedical science major with business minor and Humdia Barakzai have recently been approved by SGA in the formation of the Middle Eastern Student Association. The first meeting took place on Feb. 20th during common hour. The goal of the club…
By Alecia Sexton Layout Manager Since we are a technology based society, it’s fair to say that we’ve all come across at least one advertisement on a website ashing that “THIS FOOD WILL KILL YOU” or claiming they know a “Secret way to lose half your body weight in one…
By Gillian Pietrowski Assistant Features Editor Being secure with yourself and loving everything about you is such an important thing to do. Knowing your self worth and understanding that you are capable of almost anything is what you need to remind yourself everyday. Feeling insecure about yourself can really hold…
By Jack Georgis Staff Writer Currently happening in Pyeongchang, South Korea is the 2018 Winter Olympics. The games are going as most Winter Olympics go, except for one unusual guest, a delegation from North Korea headed by none other than Kim Jong-un’s sister Kim Yo-Jong. But, what does this unlikely…
By Quedus Babalola Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor How often do people get to see what others dream when they are asleep? From Feb. 13-17, Madelynn Ehmer and Ruth Mistretta showcased a unique perspective of their own dreams in the Student Art League Gallery in the library. Some dreams they illustrated…
By Rakwan Hedgemond Staff Writer Emmy award-winning writer and actress for the Netflix series “Masters of None,” Lena Waithe, wrote the script to a brand new series on Showtime called “The Chi.” The show tells the story of separate families living on the south side of Chicago that become connected…
By Ashley Bowden, Jennifer Coley Arts & Entertainment Editor, Staff Writer Just a few weeks into the new semester, MFA theater students are preparing for a mainstage production with the Post Theater Company (PTC). The department usually hires outside directors for mainstage shows, but this year will be the first…