By Nicholas Fioravanti, Staff Writer Do you want something fun to do on campus besides attending all of your classes, which at times may be tiring? Do you miss the feeling of playing a sport for fun or your high school team? Are you looking for a fun excuse to…
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By Amisha Temal, Features Editor For many, art is subjective and therefore always subject to varying interpretations. As the saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words. Most people appreciate the skill and creativity behind works of art. But what if we are observing something that was made without…
By Myra Mulongoti, Arts & Entertainment Editor On Jan. 11, during a trial at the International Court of Justice (ICJ), South Africa accused Israel of genocide against Palestinians in Gaza, citing actions following the Oct. 7 Hamas Attack. Israel denied these claims and presented their defense to the court. The…
By Dominick Pacileo, Staff Writer For some, when hearing someone mention a Stanley Cup, a hockey trophy comes to mind. But for many others these days, a Stanley Cup is a different mark of prestige. Stanley is a company that sells a large variety of cups, bottles and tumblers. The…
By Alexa Garrett, Staff Writer Have you ever thought about whether Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems listen in on our everyday conversations? Some things in our lives are no secret with the presence of devices all around us. The device “Alexa” by Amazon listens to our conversations all of the time.…
By Kevin Lake, Staff Writer Over the past few years, social media has rapidly become the most popular and global communication tool. Long gone are the days of Geocities and Myspace, where a degree of technical literacy was required. Now the internet is open to everyone, regardless of how tech-savvy…
By Kendall Shamus, Staff Writer RISE is one of Post’s most notable new groups making waves on campus. RISE’s mission statement states “RISE is an organization on campus aiming to support important causes that students believe in. Our main cause is sexual assault prevention, education and support for survivors at…
By Amisha Temal, Features Editor The campus stayed festive this month with multiple clubs holding potlucks and Thanksgiving events. In modern times, Thanksgiving is celebrated with a less traditional attitude. The younger generations recognize that the feast originally celebrated the Colonial British settlers arriving in America, where later many Native…
By Amisha Temal, Features Editor Naturally, the ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict has had a large ripple effect reaching communities internationally. The grief of all the thousands of lives lost is insurmountable. Generations of individuals will leave the year newly traumatized. Despite America funding, aiding and supporting Israel actively, Americans are greatly…
By Jack Levy, Staff Writer Since the beginning of the Israel-Hamas War on Oct. 7, the amount of crimes and incidents motivated by antisemitism and islamophobia have noticeably increased. According to the Anti-Defamation League, there were 312 antisemitic incidents between Oct. 7 and Oct. 23, with 190 of those incidents…