By Dylan Valic Features Editor National Coming Out Day was observed this past Friday, Oct. 11. The day is an annual event dedicated to raising awareness for the LGBTQ+ community. “Coming out” is a term that refers to when people accept their sexual orientation or gender identity, and are ready…
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By Shannon Miller, Chanel Lubsey News & Managing Editor, Staff Writer Some resident students have growing concerns about privacy and monetary fines after resident assistants informed them of surveillance cameras monitoring their use of restricted side entrances and exits. RAs notified residents during a mandatory meeting at the start of…
By Elise Person Staff Writer The Field Hockey team is putting the last pieces together as they prepare for conference play. The team had mixed performances at the start of their fall 2019 season. With a record of 3-5, The Sharks are anticipating their first conference game on Friday, Oct.…
By Jada Butler Co-Editor-In-Chief The women’s soccer team fell to the Robert Morris University Colonials on Sunday, Oct. 6 in a 4-2 loss in their Senior Day game. Prior to kick off, seniors Julia Duffy, Gabrielle Clark, Veronica Saager and Shakila Seva-nan were honored on the field surrounded by family…
By Ida Ynner Lagerqvist Sports & Photo Editor Nine of 20 players are new to this year’s Women’s Rugby roster, the team has a new coach and is in a new division. The team has a clear goal for this season: team synergy and constant improvement. “Our goal is to…
By Jada Butler Co-Editor-In-Chief Venus, the planet of love, beauty, values and finances, moves into Scorpio, a fixed water sign associated with passion, possessiveness, mys-tery and seduction, which means changes and developments in your love life could be under-way. Venus will reside in Scorpio until October 31, so start looking…
By Travis Fortounas Staff Writer Hello fellow commuter students at LIU. With the fall semester in full swing, I am hopeful that everyone is on the right path to success, not only in school, but also on your literal path in life as well. This week, I wanted to give…
By Thomas Okin Staff Writer On Saturday, Oct. 5, Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Circle K co-hosted the event .1K for a Cause. This event, a parody of a traditional 1K run, had participants run a few feet to raise money for the American Cancer Society. The cost to participate was…
By Alexander Espinosa & Dylan Valic Staff Writer, Features Editor The archives and special collections department houses a large variety of rare and historical collections. Students can visit the second floor of the B. Davis Schwartz Memorial Library to use these resources to help with assignments or pursue knowledge in…
Compiled By Shannon Miller News & Managing Editor In order to keep the student body aware of incidents on campus, The Pioneer compiles and publishes crime reports. These reports are public and available to view at Public Safety. All names have been redacted for privacy purposes. Wednesday, August 28 At…