By Alexander Mousa, Editor-in-Chief RISE, one of Post’s newest clubs, brought activism and awareness to the center of Hillwood Commons on the evening of Monday, April 22 with their second annual Take Back the Night event. RISE, introduced to Post in the fall of 2022, hosts many engaging and informational…
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By Mrya Mulongoti, Arts and Entertainment Editor As graduation approaches, senior interdisciplinary studies major Dylan Stovall reflects on his journey at Post, where he carved his own unique path. Originally from Nashville, Tenn., Stovall began his story with Post as a junior in high school. “They offered me this trip…
By Joe Frescott, Sports Editor “Maximum effort is the bare minimum. Stay happy, stay high. I may not win, but I refuse to lose.” Those are the words that Richard Sirio lives by today. But that wasn’t always the case. “I was a pretty sickly kid. Even though I did…
By Alexander Mousa, Editor-in-Chief For most people, seeing siblings in class or around the halls typically ends after high school. However, for the Kaim family from Long Island, attending school with siblings was an undergraduate task. Not only did these three siblings attend the same university, but they did it…
By Lauren Ritirato, Staff Writer The Pre-Law Club is a newly established organization on campus as of the Fall 2023 semester. This organization is committed to providing students with guidance on the path to legal education and community engagement. This club ultimately strives to assist students interested in the field…
By Izzy Stein, Staff Writer Feb. 14 was a great day to be in a relationship as Valentine’s Day celebrations flourished around campus. Many dawned hues of red and pink in support of the holiday and local hotspot Stop & Shop welcomed students with open arms as flowers and chocolates…
By Nicholas Fioravanti, Staff Writer Do you want something fun to do on campus besides attending all of your classes, which at times may be tiring? Do you miss the feeling of playing a sport for fun or your high school team? Are you looking for a fun excuse to…
By Amisha Temal, Features Editor For many, art is subjective and therefore always subject to varying interpretations. As the saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words. Most people appreciate the skill and creativity behind works of art. But what if we are observing something that was made without…
By Myra Mulongoti, Arts & Entertainment Editor On Jan. 11, during a trial at the International Court of Justice (ICJ), South Africa accused Israel of genocide against Palestinians in Gaza, citing actions following the Oct. 7 Hamas Attack. Israel denied these claims and presented their defense to the court. The…
By Dominick Pacileo, Staff Writer For some, when hearing someone mention a Stanley Cup, a hockey trophy comes to mind. But for many others these days, a Stanley Cup is a different mark of prestige. Stanley is a company that sells a large variety of cups, bottles and tumblers. The…