As a result of the recent five-week government shutdown, 800,000 federal workers were furloughed last month, many working through the shutdown despite not receiving a paycheck.
Publication: Volume 91 (Fall 2018 - Spring 2019)
Volume 91 (Fall 2018 – Spring 2019)
New Year, New Movies 2019: The Year Ahead for Film
Other than being at the YMCA for Zumba class or at home for my mother’s specialty pasta dish with Guy Fieri spicy tomato sauce, I found myself in the movie theater throughout most of last year.
Swimming Ends Regular Season with a Pair of Losses
Men’s and Women’s Swimming closed out their regular season schedules with losses to the New Jersey Institute of Technology and Sacred Heart, respectively, on Saturday afternoon in Fairfield, CT.
Federal Government Reopens After Thirty Five Day Impasse
President Donald Trump has signed a bill to temporarily reopen the government for three weeks, on Friday, Jan. 27.
The Records Keep Spinnin’!
2019’s Most Anticipated Albums
2018 was a monster year for music. With big returns from artists like Artic Monkeys, Lil’ Wayne, and Sleep, to stacked pop tour de forces from Ariana Grande and Cardi B, 2018 will prove to be one tough act to follow.
Senior Semester
It seems that no matter what we do in life, we always wish away the time. We hold countdowns for just about every occasion, whether that be a vacation, a holiday, or in my case, a graduation.
Skepticism of the Media
In recent years, the American public has become increasingly skeptical of the media.
Music Festivals: Camping, Dancing, and Jamming Out
Ever been to a music festival? How about one where you camp out and escape reality for the weekend?
Welcome President Leahy
As the spring semester begins, the University welcomes the announcement of our new president, Patrick Leahy, Ed.D. After more than a year of searching and selecting candidates, the Board of Trustees officially announced that Leahy has been chosen as President-elect on Dec. 14.
Track and Field Excels in Record-Breaking Weekend
It was a record-breaking weekend for Track and Field as the women’s distance medley relay (DMR) team achieved a school-best time at the New York Armory and senior Kyle Mueller broke the 5000-meter record at Penn State.