By Shannon Miller News & Managing Editor The Pioneer hosted a Democratic Debate watch party in the End Zone on November 20, which gave students the opportunity to learn about the primary candidates still in play while also discussing the sociopolitical issues that concern them. An exit poll conducted at…
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By Dylan Valic Features Editor Post’s theatre program was recognized by “OnStage Blog” as one of the top 30 college musical theatre programs in the country. “OnStage Blog” is an online publication dedicated to promoting the art of theatre. The website was started by Chris Peterson in 2014 to cover…
By Jillian Mehta Staff Writer Several success coaches from the Promise Office left the university this semester, leaving some of the students they had overseen confused and feeling helpless. Each student is assigned a success coach to ensure they have the right tools, guidance and support to achieve their academic…
By Andrew Scarpaci Staff Writer Brooklyn and Post campuses merged their athletic departments in the fall 2019 semester, bringing with it the new shark mascot and school colors. To bring these programs to-gether, a change in branding was needed, and #FinsUp became the new slogan for OneLIU. The catchy phrase…
By Ashley Bowden Co-Editor-In-Chief There are a variety of problems students face while living in a residence hall, and some of those problems are smaller than others. For Jules Rivera, senior acting major, and Pearl Emerson, junior musical theatre major, the presence of two small mice in their dorm room…
By Dylan Valic Features Editor The Student Government Association is creating a community pledge for members of the Post campus. The community pledge will encourage students to act in accordance to certain values that will make the campus community a better place. Members of SGA want all students to have…
By Shannon Miller News & Managing Editor MSNBC and the Washington Post will host the next Democratic presidential debate on Wednesday, Nov. 20 at 9 p.m., at Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta, Georgia. Thus far, ten candidates qualified to battle it out and further establish themselves as the right man…
By Jennifer Chavez Staff Writer Many students living in the residence halls were unable to connect to their Wi-Fi routers with dependable regularity, making it difficult for some to complete school work and maintain general communication. Some residents experienced having Wi-Fi complications since the beginning of the semester, while others…
By Asia Turner Staff Writer The School of Professional Studies is offering a new program for elementary students. The Young Visionaries Academy at LIU Post is a creative program of exploration and discovery for students in grades two through eight. According to the university website, “this enrichment program supports critical…