By Myles Goldman Sports Editor On Friday, Feb. 16, the women’s swim team traveled to Piscataway, N.J. for the Metropolitan Collegiate Championships, a three-day event held at Rutgers University, N.J. where the best division I, II and II swim teams compete for the conference title. The Pioneers have had a…
Posts published in February 2018
By Myles Goldman Sports Editor On Saturday, Feb. 17, the women’s basketball team went up against St. Thomas Aquinas College, holding onto a five game winning streak before the game and a first place spot in the East Coast Conference. St. Thomas started the game hot, taking an 8-3 lead…
By Karis Fuller Staff Writer After a storming performance with 19 points against Queens College on Feb. 10, Women’s Basketball Captain Sasha Patterson, a senior political science major, is the athlete of the week. Patterson knew she had a responsibility to perform for the team in the game against Queens…
By Michael Domagala Assistant Sports Editor The women’s bowling team came in fourth place out of six teams at the Metro Classic at Babylon’s AMF Lanes on Saturday, Feb. 17. Junior biology major, Sarah Busse, led the Pioneers with a 182.8 average game, including a team-high 203 score. Freshman nursing…
By Kylie Garrett Staff Writer The men’s basketball team remains in fourth place in the East Coast Conference after losing a close game on their home floor to the Saint Thomas Aquinas Spartans on Feb. 17. The Pioneers came out strong in the first half, jumping to a quick lead…
Alyssa Seidman (’17) is currently working as a full-time reporter for the Herald Community Newspapers in Garden City. She covers neighborhoods on the Gold Coast of Long Island, including Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glen Cove, and Oyster Bay. Alyssa was the co-editor-in-chief of The Pioneer newspaper as a sophomore. During her junior…
By Jada Butler News Editor “Peter/Piper” is a production hitting the stage for the first time with the Post Theater Company (PTC). The play, written by Trista Baldwin, a playwright and co-founder of Workhaus Playwrights’ Collective, tells the story of two sisters, Piper and Claire, who face a family tragedy…
By Jada Butler & Dondre Lemon News Editor & Assistant News Editor The new dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CLAS), Nathaniel Bowditch, hired on August 11, 2017, is now in his second semester at LIU Post. Bowditch has adjusted well to the new setting. “The best…
By Destiny Diggs Staff Writer Fashion merchandising students will be traveling to Paris from March 9 to 16 to study the fashion roots of Paris, France. “Paris is the epicenter of fashion. It’s the perfect place for us to begin this journey,” Professor Cherie Serota, director of the fashion merchandising…
By Angelique D’Alessandro Assistant Online Editor The fashion merchandising program recently received a donation of new mannequins from Saks 5th Avenue, as well as a private donation of a collection of haute couture dresses to display on the new mannequins. According to fashion merchandising professor Cherie Serota, the mannequins are…