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Buju Banton’s Long Walk to Freedom Concert
Art / Entertainment

Buju Banton’s Long Walk to Freedom Concert

Grammy Award winning reggae and international icon Buju Banton kicked off the first concert of his Long Walk to Freedom Tour on March 16th. Located at the National Stadium in Kingston Jamaica, the concert marks his first performance after serving eight years in prison for drug related charges. More than […]

Local / News

Medicaid Rally

Thousands of 1199SEIU members and healthcare workers gathered together at the Empire State Plaza in Albany, New York to protest against Medicaid cuts on March 23rd. State lawmakers outlined proposals that would cut $550 million in Medicaid funding in the 2020 fiscal year. The proposal was made by New York […]

Campus / Campus News

Sessions of H.O.P.E.’s Second Annual Career Expo

Sessions of H.O.P.E. Inc held their Second Annual Career Expo on April 24th in room 1100 of the New Academic Building. The Career Expo was in partnership with Inspirational Church of God in Christ Jesus, Inc. and The Office of International Enrollment Services. The careers that were present at the […]

Campus News / News

SUNY OW Mourns Loss of Khalid Hill

Eighteen-year-old SUNY Old Westbury student Khalid A. Hill passed away on Tuesday, November 20th. Hill was killed in a car accident while driving on the Northern State Parkway. Khalid was a first year student who lived in residential dorm Hall one. Hill was a desk attendant at the Woodland’s Hall […]

News

Panther Pride Returning with a Roar

SUNY Old Westbury is gearing up for a its 11th Annual Panther Pride Homecoming, Tuesday, October 9th through Saturday, October 13th. Attendees can expect old favorites in the event category, such as “Sprit Chalking,” “Cake-Off,” “Stay Up at the Student Union,” and many more. What’s more exciting is the anticipation […]

Free Parking on OW Campus
Campus News

Free Parking on OW Campus

The administration recently announced that there will be free parking on campus. It was recognized that the record enrollment this year and last year would create problems with available parking, according to the University Police Chief Steven Siena. “In the spite of fairness, the decision was made to temporarily waive […]