Genna Apfel These days, it seems that walking to class has fallen out of style. Some students here at C.W. Post are now resorting to scooters and skateboards. What is it about scooters and skateboards that has allowed them to become increasingly popular on campus? Maybe it’s the thrill…
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Christian Arnold Hickox field isn’t the state-of-the-art athletic facility it once was, and the C.W Post alumni and administration are looking to change that. The University has launched the Pioneer Spirit Campaign, an initiative to raise funds for a new-state-of-the-art stadium to replace the ageing Hickox Field. The new stadium…
Cecilie Nag The C.W. Post men’s soccer team is now 6-0, with two wins in the last week. With an impressive start to the season, the Pioneers are now ranked number 15 on the NSCAA Poll. Having two of their freshmen forwards named ECC Player of the Week in consecutive…
Albert Orlando, Jr. Full-time faculty at C.W. Post went on strike on the morning of September 7th, in response to a said walk out on contract negotiations by the University’s administration on the evening of Tuesday, September 6th. The disagreement between the two parties involves a wage proposal on behalf…
Ashley Noble On this beautiful campus, we have the advantage of having an equally beautiful gymnasium that is open to all students, alumni, faculty, and everyone else who wants to use the Jeanette and Edmund T. Pratt, Jr. Recreation Center. The Pratt first opened on April 1, 2002 and recently…
By: Ashley Noble The C.W. Post Symphonic Band made a spectacular debut at Carnegie Hall on Tuesday, April 26th, in a benefit concert for victims of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan. The performance benefitted ShelterBox, an international disaster relief charity assisting earthquake and tsunami…
Jessica DeSalvo Small parasitic insects that feed on human blood, sounds like something you would only hear in a horror movie. But these pests are real and have been given the name bed bugs, for the sole fact that they manifest in your bed and feed off of their host.…
Heather Norris Every year, C.W. Post hosts a weeklong celebration in honor of its most diverse students. This week is called International Week, which features a number of different cultural celebrations every day. All students are invited to attend and experience a culture different from their own. Of all of…
Kathleen Joyce On Tuesday, March 29th, the C.W. Post Student Government Association, sororities Omega Phi Beta and Delta Sigma Theta, the Latin American Women’s Society, the Student Health and Counseling, and the Student life and Leadership held the first annual, “Heel the Sole” campaign. The event took place from 6:00-7:30…
Meghan Glynn On Thursday, March 24, 2011, despite a brisk evening, a group of students gathered at C.W. Post’s Interfaith Center to show their support to the people of Japan. With a bundle of sage burning slowly in the background, the candlelight vigil focused mostly on meditation, and using breathing…