By Hannah Lussier | Staff Writer With the stress of class registration upon us, it is easy to get caught under pressure and sign up for classes that just aren’t your style. If you are like me, this time of the year is probably one of your busiest. You have research papers to polish, finals to tackle, and social eventsRead More

By Wilmaris Soto | Staff Writer   This spring break, I had the opportunity to embark on a journey that I will forever remember.   I, along with 30 other students, went down South to follow the brave, resilient steps of the Civil Rights leaders. We went from North Carolina all the way to Selma, AL, Birmingham, AL, Montgomery, AL,Read More

By Caroline Kelley | Staff Writer It is 7 a.m. on Feb 25th. It is 52 degrees and especially foggy today, making it hard to see down Victoria Avenue as I head to a small beach at an intersection of the Cliff Walk beyond Carey Mansion. I am accompanying juniors Kevin Onofreo and Tyler Torelli on their weekly test ofRead More

By Tara Stanzione | Co-Editor-In-Chief Sade Farquhar, senior psychology major, will be hosting an event titled “Dating and Relating: A Systemic Look into Healthy & Unhealthy Relationships from Various Perspectives,” on Tuesday April 5th at 7 p.m. The event, which will include guest speakers from both One Voice and Day One, will take place in Little Bazarsky Lecture Hall inRead More

By Lily Jones | Arts and Entertainment Editor Every year hundreds of thousands of college students across the nation choose to study abroad, traveling to a new school in a foreign country to live and learn there for weeks, months, or even years at a time. The most popular places for American students to study abroad are mostly located in Europe, with EnglandRead More