By Ryan Boettcher, Staff Writer Author of acclaimed book series “Percy Jackson & the Olympians,” Rick Riordan, announced that the franchise is producing a Disney+ series revisioning the critically acclaimed New York Times bestseller on Jan. 25. The series will follow the life and adventures of Percy Jackson, a 12-year-old…
Posts published in February 2022
By Nicole Sanchez, Staff Writer Three years since he last released music, British singer-songwriter Rex Orange County released his new album’s lead single “Keep It Up” alongside a fun dance music video that takes place in Amsterdam on Jan.26. His new album titled “Who Cares?” will be released March 11…
By Grace Catanese, Staff Writer The second season of “Euphoria” premiered on HBO max on Jan. 9 and viewers of the show were hooked “Euphoria” is a series that takes the audience inside the mind of Rue, a drug addict, played by Zendaya–and her peers around her. Each character…
By Gabriella Cavaleri Staff writer Store shelves are filled with hearts of chocolate and Instagram pages are filled with happy couples. It’s once again Valentine’s Day, a bitter day of loneliness for many who find themselves without a partner. Junior music education major Brett Herman never had strong feelings about…
By Duane Cruz, Staff Writer If there is one staple ingrained into the life-blood of New York City (NYC), it would have to be its cherished transportation system. The city-wide transportation services perpetually keeps the city moving, day and night. NYC runs -or rather sits on- its subway and bus…
By Lexy Cassell, Staff Writer At the age of 22, YouTuber Gabby Petito was living out of her van, traveling the world with her fiance Brian Laundrie. The couple’s plan was a four-month road trip to sight-see and visit national parks throughout the country, all while Petito posted vlog content…
By Ella Barrington, Staff Writer The UCLA Gymnastics Bruins has been under the spotlight in the media due to a recent racial scandal occurring within the team. Former UCLA freshman gymnast Alexis Jeffery, after being admitted to UCLA on a full athletic scholarship, transferred to LSU Gymnastics as a walk-on…
By Myra Mulongoti, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor Disappointed at the lack of variety in opportunities on campus for non-music majors to have fun making music, sophomore music education major Ally Perticone and junior music education major Annie Rodriguez took matters into their own hands and established Post’s first a…
By Joe Frescott, Assistant Sports Editor LIU Women’s Gymnastics opened their season at the Pratt Recreation Center against Yale University on Sunday, Jan. 23. This was not only the team’s first home meet of the year, but was also the first Women’s Gymnastics meet to ever have fans in attendance,…
By Alexander Mousa, Features Editor Post is full of faculty members who come from all walks of life. Professors come here for many different reasons, and have done many things throughout their careers. Jean Carlomusto is one of those professors. Carlomusto graduated from Post with a Bachelor of Fine Arts…