The College’s choir and chorale performed in a concert on March 26 to raise money to support Ukraine. The concert was held at the Morrisville Presbyterian Church.
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By Kalli ColacinoManaging Editor The Lions took the show on the road for a Friday afternoon matchup against William Paterson University. But after coming ...
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By Julia DugganStaff Writer The women’s tennis team lost their game against Wilmington University on April 6 which brought the Lions’ record to 7-2. ...
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The Amazon Labor Union became the e-commerce company’s first-ever union last week when former Staten Island warehouse employee Chris Smalls succeeded in his long-developing plan of organizing against the goliath corporation. In a classic underdog scenario never before seen in the company’s history, an individual grassroots campaign, totally unaided by more established labor unions, was voted into existence.
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By Kevin LongStaff Writer Dust Begins to SettleWith the Los Angeles Rams’ signing of LB Bobby Wagner, most of the highly anticipated free agency moves ...
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By Logan VolkCorrespondent As the basketball season comes to an end, there are few things known: what teams will be in the playoffs, which teams are ...
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The Collegiate Recovery Community held a day of service on March 31, where students learned to assemble life-saving Naloxone kits. The Collegiate Recovery Community prepared over 750 Naloxone kits in the Brower Student Center.
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Samantha Ramirez-Herrera is a Mexican-born entrepreneur, content creator and director based in Atlanta. She spoke at the College on March 30 about her life as an immigrant and her rise to success despite a mountain of obstacles.
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In 2015, a Tumblr user posted a photo of a seemingly simple dress to ask for help determining what color it really was. Was it blue and black or white and gold? This epic optical illusion turned out to be rather complicated and kept internet users feuding for months on end.
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It’s not every day that the question “did you see the Oscars last night?” has little or nothing to do with the highly deserved and monumental awards. No, the 94th Academy Awards will unfortunately not be remembered for the first openly queer woman of color winning Best Supporting Actress, or the first deaf man winning Best Supporting Actor, or that Samuel L. Jackson had an Oscar presented to him by Denzel Washington. It will be remembered for Will Smith slapping Chris Rock in front of an international audience, sitting back down in his seat and less than an hour later, going right back up to receive a standing ovation for his Best Actor speech.
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By Kalli ColacinoManaging Editor The baseball team shut out New Jersey City University (NJCU) in both games of a doubleheader held at George Ackerman ...
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By Nicole ApicelliSports Editor The Lions were on the road to face Immaculata University on Tuesday. Still riding high from their victory in the doubleheader ...
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The College welcomed a new restaurant to its associated Campus Town shops in December. Arooga’s Grille House and Sports Bar, which originated in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania in 2008, is now open in over 20 locations throughout the eastern United States.
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President Foster announced through an email to students on March 3 that the general mask mandate would be rescinded beginning on March 12.
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Student Government (SG) held a general body meeting on March 30 in which they passed new bills concerning specific roles within the executive board as well as voted on presented organizations to become recognized.
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Residents of Jamaica Bay consider it a great place to live in New York City. They are close to all the offerings of a large urban center and still get to experience the natural beauty of the region. But with ocean levels rising as a result of climate change people may not be able to live in many of the towns in Jamaica Bay for much longer.
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The Hollywood-themed Ms. IFC 2022, on March 30 at 7 p.m. in Kendall Hall, allowed a representative from each Panhellenic Organization on campus to show off their talents and passion for service, competing against one another in an effort to raise money for their respective philanthropies.
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Since the announcement of the solar panel project, there have been some unforeseen circumstances forcing the project into a delayed timeline. Parking lots that were closed one day were re-opened on another and closed back down the next day.
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The College presented a brand new fitness court to the campus on April 6. This fitness court will be located behind the baseball field, near Lot 9.
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A significant portion of the Great Barrier Reef in Australia suffered through its sixth mass bleaching effect, creating concern that the reef may not recover. Coral bleaching occurs when temperatures rise and the algae living inside reefs leave, causing corals to lose their food source and subsequently turn white. However, if temperatures cool for a long enough time, corals are able to recover.
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