Anne Winberry The Sculpture Building, located on the eastern part of campus past the Pratt Center, is a frequent spot for many art majors. However, according to faculty, staff and students, the conditions in the building are not quite ideal. Leaks and cracks in the ceiling have led to mold…
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Jessica DeSalvo You may have been updated on what is taking place during the summer but what about the events taking place on your very own college campus? Students have the opportunity to take classes during the summer sessions, which is a great way to get catch up, or get…
Meghan Glynn Between April 5th-7th in Hillwood Commons, Japanese students gathered together to pass out origami cranes, and help raise funds and awareness for disaster relief in Japan. Mio Matsumoto, a senior business major, was one of the students manning the table during common hour on Thursday. She explained that…
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…
Natalie Villanueva The Student Government Association held its weekly general meeting on April 5th in Hillwood Commons. Many exciting and fun activities were discussed for spring fling week. Present at the meeting were the executive board which includes President, Jared Ciborowski; Vice president, Alexandra Hochstrasser; Treasurer, Jill Scionti; Executive Officer,…
Alexandra LaRocca On March 28, 2011, faculty and students in the Media Arts department and the Public Relations program attended the Seventeenth Annual Public Relations Explorations Forum titled “Powering PR: Social Media and Technology Attracting Audiences.” The forum each year focuses on a different theme, and this spring, students learned…
Jessica DeSalvo In celebration of C.W. Post’s community, research and character, the Division of Student Success presented an event on March 30th to acknowledge the large amount of experiential education that takes place each day at Post. The event took place in the Tilles Atrium during common hour on March…
Meghan Glynn This week, we’re going to take a little tour de Brookville, and see what this town is made of. Literally. According to the 2000 census, the village of Brookville has a population of 2,126. This figure has since increased and the results of the 2010 census show a…
Samantha Bishal Only 20 to 25 students can be chosen to attend the M.F.A. in Writing and Producing for Television program offered at Long Island University’s Brooklyn campus. But be warned, “You must be sure to check your ego at the door” if you’re willing to take it all on.…
Kathleen Joyce Food, it’s what we need to live and it’s also enjoyable, so we should look forward to the times when we do eat, right? When it’s that time of day during class and you go get your food of choice, what do you guys choose? Maybe you hop…