By Connor Lambert, Staff Writer After a scandalous off-season, the Houston Astros made it to the American League Championship Series against the Tampa Bay Rays. Despite injuries across the whole team, losing star pitcher Gerrit Cole in the offseason and finishing the regular season with a losing record of 29-31,…
Posts published in October 2020
By Whitney Moran, Staff Writer The Commission on Presidential Debates canceled the second presidential debate on Friday, Oct. 9 after President Donald Trump refused to participate in a virtual debate. The debate was originally planned to take place in person on Oct. 15, but the Commission decided it would be…
TW: Childhood, Sexual, and Domestic Abuse. Editor’s Note – This article mentions sensitive topics such as childhood, sexual, and domestic abuse. By Alyssa Spagna, Staff Writer Safe Center LI announced that they will be holding informational courses at Post that cover the issue of child abuse. Everyone is welcome to…
By Theresa Morrissey, Staff Writer The results of the 2020 election will shape the future of America for years to come. With a global pandemic, a potential Supreme Court nomination and healthcare hanging in the balance, a lot is at stake. A key demographic in the 2020 election for both…
By Zach Taber, Staff Writer Students walking by the Great Lawn this semester have probably noticed the orange “lawnbots” that have made an appearance at Post this year. New to campus, the small robots have been diligently mowing the Great Lawn since student’s returned to classes in September, but what…
By Sophie Quiñones, Staff Writer In honor of National Coming Out Day, the Rainbow Alliance is putting together a video compilation of coming out stories of members of the campus community. “The video series is a chance for students that are out to help other students that want to come…
By Milan Flagler, Staff Writer Saturday, Oct. 17, the art department held a virtual exhibition for their Alumni artists. Caroline Bert, host of the virtual reception, opened the club’s doors to current students, professors and alumni. The reception was held to showcase the pieces created by Alumni of Post and…
By Chris Smith, Staff Writer With Halloween season in full swing, a new Netflix Original horror series is gaining immense buzz on campus. “The Haunting of Bly Manor” was released Oct. 9 and fans of the horror genre instantly took notice. A follow-up series to the highly acclaimed “Haunting of…
By Elise Person, Staff Writer The coronavirus pandemic has changed what the world once knew as normal. In-person activities, such as going to school and work, have taken on a new version of normality via virtual experiences. With many classes being moved online, hands-on professions like nursing have declined educationally…
By Zach Taber, Staff Writer With the ongoing issue of Covid-19, everything from sports programs to theatre groups have had to make adjustments in order to ensure students’ safety. One such group is the Wind Ensemble, who have faced special challenges in resuming their rehearsals as students have returned to…