By Claire Latsko | Co-Editor-In-Chief For most people on campus, the past two weeks have been even more stressful than usual with the mid-semester barrage of exams and essays. After staying up till all hours, reading and re-reading books, writing too many paragraphs for your brain to handle, creating a stack of study notecards, and wishing you had a photographicRead More

By Henry Nickerson | Public Relations Coordinator  The end of October is starting to creep up, and it’s becoming less embarrassing to eat candy for breakfast. If you tend to care more for the treat than the trick of Halloween, here are 6 treats that you won’t find in your average candy bucket. Additionally, there are DIY ideas of howRead More

 By Caroline Kelley | Contributing Writer “It’s not going to take a lot to make yourself known to someone else and do something good and turn their life around. That’s what a lot of people don’t understand,” says Gabbie Kuba, senior biology major and environmental activist. From the moment she stepped foot on campus, Kuba began serving her community by helpingRead More

By Caroline Connick | Associate Editor Fall is finally here, which means lots of fun activities all over Newport County for friends to get together and take in the beauty of the season. Apple picking is just one of these must-do items for everyone’s fall bucket-list, and Young Family Farm in Little Compton, Rhode Island is the place to go!Read More

by Madison Schettler | Staff Writer In June of 2012, the Obama Administration’s DACA policy was established. In September of 2017, the Trump Administration rescinded it. DACA, which stands for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, is a temporary suspension of deportation and authorization to work in the United States for young people who were brought here illegally as children. DACARead More