Halfway through ‘Gaypril,’ PRISM keeps on giving
By Rebekah Schroeder | Apr. 17, 2021By Rebekah SchroederStaff Writer Izzy Riddick, a sophomore history and second education major, filled PRISM’s open position as the Education & ...
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By Rebekah SchroederStaff Writer Izzy Riddick, a sophomore history and second education major, filled PRISM’s open position as the Education & ...
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By Dana CorvilCorrespondent In the midst of Covid-19 struggles and civil rights injustices, there has been a push from the black community to put ...
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By Margaret VarrelmannStaff Writer Since graduating from the College in August 2019 as a journalism major, Miguel Gonzalez has taken the time to reflect ...
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By Aratrika DeyCorrespondent As vaccines become increasingly more available day by day, things seem to be headed towards the sense of normalcy we ...
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By Rebekah SchroederStaff Writer Shari Goldberg has been a Community Advisor (CA) for five semesters. A mathematics urban secondary education major, ...
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By Celeste KrewsonStaff Writer Recent events have left the Asian American community devastated. As fear and uncertainty linger, students on the College’s ...
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By Kristen HuntStaff Writer A senior at the College and the creative mind behind @eundesigns, Eunice Olugbile is a public mass communications major ...
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By Debra Kate SchaferCorrespondent The past year has been difficult for everyone, but especially for creatives. With few outlets to express themselves ...
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By Kalli ColacinoFeatures Editor Dr. Annmarie Nicolosi has been teaching at the College for over 20 years. She has seen women’s, gender, and sexuality ...
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By Lara BeckerEditor-in-Chief As the pandemic compounds an already stressful time of the semester, the majority of students would agree that they need ...
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By Rebekah SchroederStaff Writer Each week, commuter students would spend hours pre-pandemic getting to the College — long car rides, no parking ...
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By Margaret VarrelmannStaff Writer From some of her happiest moments as a swimming coach to a writer for Health.com, Colleen Murphy has made her mark ...
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By Rebekah SchroederStaff Writer Sigrid Stevenson played piano with a fiery passion. After attending a play entitled “J.B.,” she stayed behind ...
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By Esther MoralesCorrespondent When Covid-19 struck and quarantine was at its peak this summer, sophomore marketing major Adam Yu and hometown friend ...
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By Ian KrietzbergManaging Editor The exuberance, vitality and storied lyrics of Broadway. The layers, jazz and funk of a 1930s big-band orchestra. Enormous ...
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By Margaret VarrelmannStaff Writer After graduating from the College in 2017 with a Bachelor of Arts in journalism, Sydney Shaw was not sure where ...
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By Olivia BowmanCorrespondent From the outside, “Bessy” may look like any other golf cart driving around campus. But she is far from the average ...
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By Kristen HuntStaff Writer Owner of asian fusion restaurant drives to the home of customer with terminal cancer to cook her favorite dish Steve Chu, ...
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By Celeste KrewsonCorrespondent The College’s campus is normally bustling with activity — as students hurry to class, meet with friends for a ...
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By Kristen HuntStaff Writer As students at the College face midterm season, one business owner continues to run her Instagram shop, Earrings By Ria ...
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