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Posts published in April 2025

Is Fast Food Evolving?

By Ryan Capone, Staff Writer Currently, America has trouble controlling its obesity epidemic. According to the World Federation for Fighting Obesity, America has the 19th highest obesity rate in the world for both adult males and females at 43 percent of its population.  With the amount of fast food readily…

Warm Weather Boosts Student Moods and Motivation

By Marquette Gonzalez, Staff Writer As spring unfolds and temperatures rise, many Long Island University (LIU) students are experiencing a positive shift in their moods and motivation. The transition from gray skies and cold winds to sunshine and warm temperatures has brought relief to students juggling academic responsibilities, internships, and…

The Masters 2025: A Legendary Tournament

By Ryan Kelley, Staff Writer The 2025 Masters Tournament was one for the books, adding another unforgettable chapter to the legendary history of the Augusta National golf course. From the first drive to the last putt, this year’s tournament was full of excitement and surprises, keeping golf fans on the…

The Rise of Text Messaging Hackers

By Ashley Alvarado, Staff Writer. Text messaging has become a vital form of communication in the modern age of technology primarily for college students. However,  hackers create a threat for various text-messaging applications.  These hackers get unauthorized access to private conversations by taking advantage of mistakes and errors in mobile…

Columbia University Reaches a Crossroads

By Ryan Capone, Staff Writer. Columbia University has had a shocking chain of events this month so far. On Mar. 8., Mahomoud Khalil, a Columbia University student, was deported to Louisiana to face trial for allegedly supporting Hamas, which the United States designates as a terrorist organization. He was a…