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What’s New in Graduate School?

Sandra Elien Have you ever considered where graduate students were living this semester? How about the number of graduate students actually dorming? Jennifer Fuoco, the director of residence life, has informed the Pioneer that there are currently 92 graduate students living on campus and that the total number of graduate…

Prospective Students get a Preview of C.W. Post

Dorianna Valerio Almost every week during the course of the semester, the halls of C.W. Post are open to students looking to enroll.  Students take campus tours, attend information sessions hosted by the Admissions Office, and try out classes.  Last week, on October 10th, a Post Preview Day was held…

New Dean of SVPA

Dorianna Valerio “I think the School of Visual and Performing Arts at C.W. Post is one of the best kept secrets in New York,” Dr. Noel Zahler, the new dean of the School of Visual and Performing Arts, said during a recent interview with the Pioneer. On October 3, 2011,…

SNL Comes to C.W. Post

Albert Orlando Last weekend on Sunday, October 16th, veteran television cameraman, Jan Kasoff spoke at C.W. Post’s Hillwood Cinema about his 26-year career at Saturday Night Live. Presented on behalf of the Long Island Radio & TV Historical Society, and WCWP Radio, the two-hour presentation was a special insight into…

Hare and His Camels

Veronica Spettmann On October 3rd, at 12:30, in Room 119 of Humanities Hall, C.W. Post was graced with the presence of a man with a very unique calling in life. The honors program and merit fellowship hosted a special lecture with John Hare, a British explorer and the founder of…

Racial Survey

Ashley DeShields On September 21st, when students opened their MyLIU emails, they might have found an email that’s subject title didn’t fit in with the rest.  The subject title was “Race and Ethnic Background.”  The response many people had was, “What?”  Some students didn’t even open it to see what…

Get Your Chance to See the World

Veronica Spettmann Are you looking for a fun and exciting way to earn credits toward your degree? If so, a study abroad program could be the answer. On Wednesday, September 28th, during common hour in Hillwood Commons, the Study Abroad Office hosted its annual Study Abroad Fair. Different programs were…

Another Year of Events at Tilles Center

Veronica Spettmann With every new school year comes a new and exciting lineup of shows at C.W. Post’s own Tilles Center. This year is no exception. With big names, like Idina Menzel and Marilyn Maye, and such renowned broadway plays, such as Fiddler on the Roof and In the Heights,…

Student Success Workshops

Nicole Ramlogan This past week started the series of 12 student success workshops that will be spread out over the course of this semester.  The Academic and Career Planning dept and the Cooperative Education & Internships are sponsoring this series. These series of twelve different workshops can help students with…

Weekly SGA News

Natalie Villanueva             The Student Government Association held its weekly general meeting on Tuesday, September 27th, at the Top of Hillwood Commons.  During the meeting, new concerns and important announcements were presented. This year’s SGA Executive Board includes President Jared Ciborowski, Vice President Gina Oseguedo,…