By Alexander Mousa, News Editor Tensions arose in Hillwood Commons during common hour when the LIU American Club tabled in support of the pro-life movement, facing opposition from pro-choice students on Thursday, Sept. 29. Club members held up signs that read “Abortion is not right,” “Women have a right to…
Posts published in October 2022
By Gabriella Cavaleri, Staff Writer Students at Post began the school year with updated walkways and multiple areas undergoing renovations. Students welcome these additions, but with the lengthy construction times, the beauty of campus is seemingly tainted by piles of bricks and caution tape. Despite the hindrances there’s still areas…
By Tariq Snead, Staff Writer Rapper PnB Rock died after he was shot while eating at Roscoe’s Chicken & Waffles in Los Angeles, Calif. with his girlfriend. The Philadelphia rapper was pronounced dead in Los Angeles. area hospital Monday, where he was rushed just minutes after the shooting. A lot…
By Myra Mulongoti, Arts & Entertainment Editor The Student Body Collective (SBC) on campus, formerly known as the Student Body Boutique, has had a massive rebrand. Marketing Director, junior marketing major Gina Symes, gave some insight into the work that went into the rebrand. Symes assumed her role at the…
By Ryan Boettcher, Staff Writer On Saturday, Sept. 10, the LIU Sharks football team witnessed one of the best individual performances in program history. Victor Nelson Jr., a redshirt sophomore from Gainesville, Fla., picked up three interceptions versus FCS’ fifth-ranked Villanova University. This is the first time in Division I…
By Tariq Snead & Donovan Gibbs, Staff Writers As expected from the rollercoaster of the NFL offseason, Week 1 consisted of familiar faces on new teams, such as Tyreek Hill on the Miami Dolphins, Davante Adams on the Las Vegas Raiders, Russel Wilson on the Denver Broncos and many more…
By Ryan Boettcher, Staff Writer On Wednesday, Sep. 23, one of the most prolific baseball players in history, Albert Pujols, hit his 700th career home run cementing his Hall Of Fame legacy in the MLB. Following his two home runs against the Dodgers’ pitchers Andrew Heaney and Phil Bickford, Pujols…
By Tatsuya Uemoto, Staff Writer As the Major League Baseball (MLB) season enters its last few weeks, most eyes are on the playoff race, but there is another thing that has been getting a lot of attention, and that is who will become MVP of the American League (AL) in…
By Kevin Lake, Staff Writer Nathan Fielder is a Canadian born comedian and performance artist. He’s been making a name for himself with surreal and anti humor based comedy since 2006. However, it was his Comedy Central series “Nathan for You,” which ran from 2013 to 2017, that put him…
By Kevin Lake, Staff Writer On Sept. 16, it was announced that the Broadway play, “Phantom of the Opera” will be closing on Feb. 18 shortly after its 35th anniversary, making it the longest running show in Broadway history. Andrew Lloyd Weber’s iconic adaptation based on the 1909 French novel…