By: Liam Cooney | Staff-writer When the NCAA cancelled all remaining winter and spring championships this past March, college sports fans across the country were left shocked and devastated at what had just suddenly occurred. The COVID-19 pandemic has left us with so many extraordinary challenges which we have never even dreamt of having to face. One of those uniqueRead More

By: Zara Abubakar | Staff-writer This weekend I had the pleasure of interviewing Abigail Twombly, president of the SRU Republican Club, which is in the process of being approved. E-board members Emma Wojcicki (Secretary) and Eric Peck (Vice President) were also present. Zara: I’m here with Abigail Twombly, who’s in the process of creating a Republican club on campus. FirstRead More

By: Eilis O’Neil | Staff-writer and Media Management Entering my second year of college did not go how I was expecting it to… If you told me during my first semester of college that halfway through the second semester I would be sent home, I would have laughed in your face. During January of 2020, after winter break, I receivedRead More

By: Michael DeFusco | Staff-writer After a long day, my legs were wobbling as I stumbled up two steep flights of stairs before flopping lazily onto my couch. I surfed through the channels before landing on ABC. After a few short minutes I saw an ad for what looked and sounded like a new reality tv show, only to realizeRead More

By: Clare Daly | Assistant Editor On Newport’s lower Thames Street, a bright white awning covers a small ground floor building from the elements. Upon entering Drift Café, bright neon signs and hand-lettered menu boards can catch even the least observant customer’s eye. In the window, four square tables, a tall counter, and two bohemian swings suspended from the ceilingRead More