Articles written by: Joanna Vissichelli

"How to Lose a Girl in 7 Songs"
Opinion

“How to Lose a Girl in 7 Songs”

Up-and-coming singer, Knox, released his debut EP, “How To Lose a Girl in 7 Songs,” on February 17, 2023… and it (literally) rocks. The seven songs on the EP don’t have the slow and sad vibes like many other breakup songs do. Despite reflecting the ends of relationships, each song […]

Emmy-Award Winner Jacque Reid Visits SUNY Old Westbury
Campus News / feature2

Emmy-Award Winner Jacque Reid Visits SUNY Old Westbury

Jacque Reid at SUNY Old Westbury’s networking event. Emmy Award-winning TV & radio talk show host Jacque Reid spoke to SUNY Old Westbury students on February 14th about using social media to launch their careers. The Media and Communications Department welcomed Reid to the Old Westbury community as part of […]

The New Center of Excellence for Veteran Student Success
Campus News / feature1

The New Center of Excellence for Veteran Student Success

SUNY College at Old Westbury has received a federal grant allowing for the creation of the Center of Excellence for Veteran Student Success (CEVSS).  The U.S. Department of Education granted SUNY Old Westbury over $538,000 for the Center. As the first New York State campus to ever receive funding from […]

Popular L.I. Concert Venue to Receive an Upgrade
Local / News

Popular L.I. Concert Venue to Receive an Upgrade

(Photo: Renovation plans for the Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater) If you live in Nassau County and have attended a summer concert, you’ve likely been to the Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh, NY. This popular concert venue will receive upgrades as part of a five-year renovation […]

“Terror on Totten:” Terrifying or Boring?
Entertainment

“Terror on Totten:” Terrifying or Boring?

Warning: The following contains spoilers about an event and may include scary themes. The NYPD is hosting a thrilling event just in time for Halloween: “Terror on Totten.” This Haunted House consists of spooky fog, loud noises, and of course creepy characters! The Haunted House took place in a tall […]

Mental Health Awareness at SUNY Old Westbury
Opinion

Mental Health Awareness at SUNY Old Westbury

On October 10, 2022, people around the world will recognize World Mental Health Day. The World Health Organization said the day provides a chance to “raise awareness of mental health issues around the world and to mobilize efforts in support of mental health.”  The organization’s theme for this year, “Make […]

“Sad Songs In A Hotel Room”
Opinion

“Sad Songs In A Hotel Room”

Joshua Bassett’s EP, “Sad Songs In A Hotel Room,” came out at midnight on September 23 and it certainly deserves recognition! “Sad Songs In A Hotel Room,” Bassett’s third EP and the title of the lead-off track, consists of six songs and highlights somber experiences.  The fourth song on the […]

Panther Pride Homecoming Returns!
Campus News

Panther Pride Homecoming Returns!

From September 28 to October 1, Panther Pride Homecoming will return to SUNY Old Westbury! Panther Pride Homecoming celebrates school pride. It brings the SUNY Old Westbury community together including students, faculty, staff, and even alumni through a series of events. The annual event last took place in Fall of […]

SUNY Old Westbury Honors 9/11 Victims
Campus

SUNY Old Westbury Honors 9/11 Victims

When walking around campus, you’ve probably noticed flags hanging around the inside of the Campus Center Atrium and New Academic Building. These flags represent the United States of America and say the words “NEVER FORGET.” They list the names of those who lost their lives at the September 11, 2001 […]

The New York Blood Center Visits SUNY Old Westbury
Campus News

The New York Blood Center Visits SUNY Old Westbury

From September 7 to September 8, the New York Blood Center joined the SUNY Old Westbury community for a Blood Drive.  Students and faculty lined up to donate blood in the Campus Center Atrium. Informational posters and New York Blood Center Signs listing blood-related facts, eligibility criteria, and personal stories […]