By Brian Riley Co-News-Editor On Nov. 7-8, Post the School of Continuing Education will be offering an opportunity to improve students’ marketability and process management skills through a Lean Six Sigma certification course. The course is open to the public, at $450 per person. There is not a final registration…
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By Thomas Scavetta Assistant Sports Editor Three years ago, while working nights, senior Accounting major, Anthony LoSardo came up with the idea, Bayside Brewery. Bayside Brewery’s philosophy is to start big and think even bigger. Their long-term goal is to launch New York’s largest craft beer opening. He mentioned how…
By Joseph Iemma Staff Writer It has been three years since Super Storm Sandy ravaged America’s eastern seaboard. In terms of force, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia were hit hardest by the storm. Sandy made landfall in the Carolinas when she was bordering category three status. However, these states…
By Maxime Devillaz Co-Editor-in-Chief On Thursday, Oct. 29, the promise office is hosting a bookjobs.com and Association of American Publishers event during common hour in the Student Incubator in the Library. Representatives from the company will be sharing a presentation with students regarding the careers available, including publishing, marketing, editing,…
By Angela Alfano & Kahleel Bragg Co-News-Editor & Contributing Editor The second annual Midnight Madness event hosted by Campus Life will be held on Thursday, Oct. 29, from 10:30 p.m. to midnight in the Pratt Recreational Center. Midnight Madness is a free event for all students to come out and support the…
By Jeniel Terrero Assistant News Editor The University’s Children’s Institute for Play Therapy and Research (CIPTAR) will host its first annual Play Therapy Workshop on Friday, Nov. 13. The workshop will analyze therapeutic play methods for children exposed to trauma using psychological and clinical exercises. CIPTAR was founded this past…
By Brian Riley Co-News-Editor Dr. Bob Brier has been to Egypt over 100 times, however, mentioning his next trip still fills him with excitement. Dr. Brier is the school’s resident mummy expert, who spent decades studying the field of ancient Egypt. Dr. Brier, a Senior Research Fellow, which basically means…
By Brian Riley Co-News-Editor Congressman Steve Israel and Korean Ambassador Ahn Ho- Young will visit campus on Friday, Oct. 30, to discuss the relations between U.S. and the Republic of Korea. This event, which will be held in the Tilles center Patrons Lounge at 2:15 p.m. is open to all. Possible…
By Danielle Marano Staff Writer On Friday, Oct. 9, the Post Theatre Company had their opening night of “Venus,” written by playwright Susan Lori-Parks. The show was directed by Melissa Crespo, an outside director the PTC brought in, and Ben Brinton, a junior Theatre major, served as assistant director. The…
By Jenny Edengard Assistant Features Editor The Haven Sexual Assault course that was previously required for all students is now an “expected” online course as of Sept. 21, according to an email sent to all students by Long Island University. LIU partnered with EverFi, a website that helps students learn…