Articles written by: Keyshea Mackey

Thinking Too Loud
Entertainment / Poetry

Thinking Too Loud

Sometimes she feels stuck, lost in the chaos of her thoughts, Wandering aimlessly, not knowing what she wants. She wakes up each day, trying to find her purpose, But her mind is clouded with doubts and nervousness. She thinks so deeply that she sinks into a hole, Scared to come […]

Entertainment / Poem / Poetry

Embracing the Path of Learning

Every day is a new lesson, even when you think you’ve learned none. Decisions, good or bad, teach us, how to grow and move on. Mistakes are not meant to define, or to diminish our character. Instead, take time to learn and refine, and make your future brighter. Think about […]

Local / News

Hillary Clinton Live at the New York Public Library

Credit: Keyshea Mackey Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton sat down with Jennifer Weiner, a renowned American writer, television producer, and journalist, at the New York Public Library on March 27. They discussed women’s role in society and Clinton’s latest book collaboration.  Clinton talked about the world’s expectations of […]

Campus / Review

Oncologist Zeena Salman on the Gaza Crisis

Credit: @heal.palestine On April 3, SUNY Old Westbury showed a webinar of the University of Washington Department of Global Health’s webinar on the Gaza crisis. Dr. Zeena Salman, a pediatric oncologist and panelist for the event, focuses on the intersection of global health, cancer, and refugee health in her work […]

No more TikTok? 
Review / Technology

No more TikTok? 

Credit: Unsplash/Solen Feyissa On March 13, 2024, the United States House of Representatives passed a bill that could lead to the ban of TikTok, according to the Associated Press. This news has caused a great deal of uncertainty among the app’s users, who are now wondering what they will do […]

Incidents on the NYC Subway System
Opinion / Opinion

Incidents on the NYC Subway System

It is no secret that crime in the New York City subway system is a significant problem. Commuting to work, school, or even grabbing a quick meal can put people at risk of serious injury or even death. Last month, in the busiest hours on Monday, February 12, shots were […]

The Evolution of Women’s Rights
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The Evolution of Women’s Rights

Women have long been regarded as the foundation of families but the traditional idea that women should stay at home while men work is no longer relevant.  During the early 19th century, women were denied many rights that they enjoy today. Women were not allowed to vote, own property, or […]

Old Westbury Alum Sadja Montesir Shares Insights
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Old Westbury Alum Sadja Montesir Shares Insights

Artist Sadja Montesir is a fashion influencer who graduated from SUNY Old Westbury in 2022 with a B.A. in Psychology. Montesir enjoys expressing her creativity through art, design, and fashion. She shares her unique outfits on Instagram. Montesir said that her time at SUNY OW reminded her of the song […]

An In-Depth Look at Professor Laura Chipley
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An In-Depth Look at Professor Laura Chipley

Laura Chipley grew up in Vienna, Virginia, with a strong determination to pursue her passion of creating. She soon realized that achieving success would not be easy. She would have to work hard and sacrifice to reach her goals.  After completing her education at Bard College with a Bachelor of […]

EOP Enters a New Era with Joseph Weinstein
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EOP Enters a New Era with Joseph Weinstein

New EOP Director, Joseph Weinstein. Photo Credit: Philip Mauro. SUNY Old Westbury has announced Joseph Weinstein as the new Director of the Educational Opportunity Program (EOP). Weinstein previously served as the Director of the St. Thomas Aquinas Student Support Services Program (TRIO) at Molloy University. He earned his Master of […]