By Thomas Gillen Staff Writer Plans are being finalized for the celebration of LIU Post’s 60th anniversary this fall. Special events are planned throughout homecoming weekend, from October 8 to 11, according to Kelly Walles, LIU’s Associate Director of Public Relations and Social Media. She added that smaller events will…
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By Alyssa Seidman Editor-at-Large The former site of the Student Art League (S.A.L.) Gallery across from Starbucks in Hillwood Commons is now the home of the new Pioneer Nation store, which sells Green and Gold merchandise similar to what you’d find in the campus bookstore. The S.A.L., which is the…
By Brian Riley Co-News Editor LIU Post is in the final stages of bringing the first START-UP NY business to campus. LIU Post accepted SavvyRoo, an upstart social media company, in November of last year. If everything goes correctly, SavvyRoo will be moving into Bush Brown Hall at University Center next…
By Michael Otero Sports Editor A new school merchandise store opened on the lower level of Hillwood Commons on the first day of school. What was formally a student art gallery is now known as “Pioneer Nation.” The store, which is directly across from Starbucks, has opened its doors for…
By Thomas Gillen Staff Writer When students were welcomed back to campus this semester, they may have noticed something different along the walkways. Numerous banners showcasing notable LIU Post alumni can be seen throughout the campus grounds. Dubbed the “Alumni Walk,” these banners stretch from Hillwood Commons up to the…
By Kayla White Contributing Writer It is going to be yet another busy year for the Tilles Center of Performing Arts. All season long, a different play, concert, or performance is slated to take place right here at LIU Post’s very own performance hall. On Friday, October 2, the Tilles…
By Joseph Iemma Staff Writer Last week, hundreds of freshmen began their college careers at LIU Post. Although representatives from the Admissions Office stated that they were not authorized to provide information on the number of incoming freshman enrolled at Post this semester, professors have taken notice of the new…
By DaisyMae VanValkenburgh Contributing Writer The School of Visual and Performing Arts is becoming one college with two schools. Noel Zahler, Dean of the School of Visual and Performing Arts, explained that the decision took place nearly two years ago. Starting this fall, the marketing for the new college begins.…
By Amanda Leung Contributing Writer When looking for a new food option, Twisted Taco, opening on campus this fall, will be sure to satiate those with the love for Mexican food. The first Twisted Taco location was founded in 2002 by Paul Gibbs and Ray Sieradzki. The franchise’s new location in Hillwood…
By Chloé Margulis Staff Writer During the 2014- 2015 academic year, WCWP, the campus radio station, broadcasted a majority of the school football, baseball, and basketball games. In 2013, LIU sports broadcasting occurred regularly, on a daily radio talk show called the Sports Hit List. Once the students broadcasting the show graduated,…