College is a time to find yourself, figure out what you’re passionate about and explore all of life’s options, but this is something that is easier said than done.
Publication: Volume 88 (Fall 2016) and Volume 89 (Spring 2017)
Internships: A Glimpse Into Your Future
Many students try to push off the responsibility and task of getting an internship, but that experience is more beneficial than some people think. An internship is a preview of what someone’s future career will be like in a specific field. It could be a business, a public relations firm, or student teaching.
Baseball Opens New Season Against Florida Atlantic
Coming off a season where they finished 30-27 overall and tied for second in the conference with a 16-8 mark, the baseball team was picked to finished third in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) in the Preseason Coaches’ Poll.
Celebrity Impact on Our Political Climate
Lately, because of the people like Tomi Lahren, an opinionated online video host, being a celebrity and using your platform to address a political belief or standpoint is a problem.
“It’s Never Too Late”
Getting Involved Later in Your College Career
Back-to-Back Regular Season Titles for Men’s Basketball
Already up by fifteen points, junior guard Austin Tilghman put up a prayer from about 75 feet just before the halftime buzzer sounded. The ball smacked the middle of the backboard and fell through the net, sending OceanFirst Bank Center into a frenzy.
Sibling Support On and Off the Field
Recently, legendary tennis star Serena Williams took home the trophy for her 23rd Grand Slam Tennis Championship. This prestigious title was the result of a fierce match with an even fiercer competitor: her sister, Venus Williams. Although they say that participating in sports with your siblings can breed a tense relationship, these two have shown us that supporting our brothers and sisters can help us to improve our skills and be the best version of ourselves.
Women’s Lacrosse Suffers Setback After Opening Win
The women’s lacrosse team suffered two closely contested losses losing to Temple University 18-16 last Wednesday and Rutgers University 12-11 on Saturday morning.
Women’s Basketball Drops Two Games
The women’s basketball team fell to Marist 76-66 Saturday night in Poughkeepsie, NY.
Upcoming Games
Wednesday, Feb. 22