By Emma Robinson, News Editor Students who are not eligible for work-study at Post have been restricted from working on campus as of the fall 2020 semester. This has created a lot of friction between students who previously had jobs on campus and were unable to return, as well as…
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By Shelley Dean, Staff Writer Grab your blue and gold spirit gear, sharks. Promise has made efforts to improve Tradition Tuesdays. In past years, students were encouraged to put on their school spirit items and make their way to the campus concierge desk, where they would be given free water…
By Nicholas Rosa, Staff Writer Many people go to Subway for a healthier alternative when looking for a quick meal to eat, rather than going to a traditional fast food establishment. Two people from Alameda County in the Bay Area of California, Karen Dhanowa and Nilima Amin, made a complaint…
By Caleb Palmer, Staff Writer New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo repealed a 1976 New York State law known as the “walking while trans” law on Feb. 2. The law was an anti-loitering policy that was put in place to reduce prostitution, but was often used to harass and arrest transgender…
By Dylan Valic, Editor-In-Chief The Fine Arts Center (FAC) has been undergoing construction since the beginning of the spring semester, resulting in classes being moved from the building with no prior warning, according to several affected students. The FAC building previously hosted a majority of the music education major classes,…
By Andrew Scarpaci, Sports Editor Social media website Reddit and Wall Street went head to head for one of the craziest circumstances the stock market had ever seen on Jan.26. After GameStop stock(GME) saw massive gains through the start of last summer going into this year, major hedge funds and…
By Emma Robinson, News Editor Sen. Bernie Sanders has gone viral many times during his campaign to be president in both the 2016 and 2020 elections. During the 2021 inauguration for President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, a photo of Sanders sitting in a chair wearing a face…
By Emma Robinson, News Editor Out-of-state students who planned to attend classes in-person the spring 2021 semester were required by New York State to quarantine for at least four days. On the fourth day, students could receive a coronavirus test and potentially move into their dorms prior to the two-week…
By Christopher Smith, Staff Writer The Supreme Court is reviewing one of President Donald Trump’s final acts as president, a proposed plan that would exclude millions of undocumented immigrants in being included in the 2020 census figures. Excluding such communities from the census total used for congressional apportionment would result…
By Lila Nolan, Staff Writer Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, arguments about whether or not there will be a safe and proactive vaccine released to the public soon to help the amplified spread of the virus. After nearly a year of living in isolation, the Food and Drug Association (FDA) officially…