By: Rebecca Capozzi | Treasurer I think it is fair to say that we have all had a rough year. This year presented us with many challenges that we were not prepared to handle. We came into the fall 2020 semester with no expectations, because no one knew exactly how to tackle such a situation. We had a fairly smoothRead More

By: Rebecca Capozzi | Staff Writer and Treasurer There was nothing I was more excited about then being able to watch a live performance again. This was my first time in a theater since February 2020, just two weeks before the entire world practically shut down. The last performance I had gone to was the Extensions Dance Company’s performance, soRead More

By: Kimberly Earlywine | Staff Writer Before Young, there was Fairlawn             In this week’s column I will be delving into the history of Fairlawn, the building that most campus community members refer to today as Young.  Built between 1852 and 1853 for Boston lawyer Andrew Ritchie, Fairlawn is one of the earlier Bellevue cottages to have been erected.  TheRead More

By: Liam W. Cooney | Staff Writer quar·an·tine /ˈkwôrənˌtēn/ noun a state, period, or place of isolation in which people or animals that have arrived from elsewhere or been exposed to infectious or contagious disease are placed. When I began outlining this article, it was with the idea that all the information and interview sources that I would look toRead More

By: Morgan Rizzo | Staff Writer Classes were suspended Wednesday March 24 for the annual Sryou Student Exposition highlighting the academics, extracurriculars, community service, and research of various student presenters. Presentations took place in O’Hare Academic Building, McAuley Hall, the Dorrance H. Hamilton Gallery and virtually due to the ongoing pandemic. SRyou Student Exposition is a yearly tradition for undergraduateRead More