By Gabriella Cavaleri, Staff Writer This year, the off-campus shuttle, the Shark Shuttle, introduced new drivers and an updated schedule. As the semester comes to a close, students reflect on their Shark Shuttle experiences. The Shark Shuttle serves as the main means of transportation for dormers on campus, bringing students…
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By Alexander Mousa, News Editor On Tuesday, Nov. 8, voters went to the polls, dropped off mail-in ballots or waited patiently for their already mailed ballots to be counted. Gubernatorial races were held in 36 states, including New York. 34 states held elections for the U.S. Senate, which New York…
By Tatsuya Uemoto, Staff Writer On Oct. 29, a deadly accident occurred in South Korea. It was before Halloween in Itaewon, South Korea, and a party venue was so crowded with people when the accident occurred. The accident occurred in an alley in Itaewon, and 154 people were killed. There…
By Emmanuel Rivera, Staff Writer Italy has elected a new prime minister, Giorgia Meloni. Her party, “The Brothers of Italy,” is a far right organization with many of the members being connected to and affiliated with neo-fascist groups and organizations. Meloni herself from an early age was part of the…
By Andrew Scarpaci, Sports Editor On Saturday, Oct. 29, the LIU Sharks won their first game of the season, defeating the Duquesne Dukes 50-48 in double overtime on the road in Pittsburg, PA. It was the first career start for freshman quarterback Luca Stanzani following the Sharks’ 7-game losing streak…
By Tatsuya Uemoto, Staff Writer On Sept. 29, news broke in New York that Governor Kathy Hochul (D) decided to adopt regulations requiring all cars sold in New York State to be electric or hybrid vehicles by 2035. The decision also comes on the heels of California already deciding on…
By Tariq Snead, Staff Writer Hurricane Ian has displaced thousands of Floridians whose homes are now uninhabitable. The storm took their safety nets with it, too. The monster storm made its first U.S. landfall on Wednesday on Florida’s west coast as a powerful Category 4 hurricane, shredding homes with ferocious…
By Ryan Boettcher, Staff Writer On a sunny 67-degree October weekend, students, parents and alumni celebrated the annual Homecoming weekend here at LIU Post. Spanning the weekend of Oct.15, Post hosted several events on campus, including a late-night carnival, a 48-hour live show marathon on WCWP and the LIU Sharks…
By Ryan Boettcher, Staff Writer On Sep. 15, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) sent a bus full of migrants to the Washington D.C. residence of Vice President Kamala Harris (D) without letting the VP know of his actions. This was just a first piece of a flurry of migrant movements…
By Victor Hoang, Staff Writer Reality TV star, social media influencer and entrepreneur Kim Kardashian landed in hot water with federal regulations, specifically the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission), who announced the charges against her stemming from a June 13, 2021 Instagram post she made promoting a crypto asset security…