Although we are all cooped up in our houses, for the time being, life has not come to a halt. Individuals in quarantine have found ways to cope with being home 24/7, and some of them include making lockdown...
Being confined indoors has dangerously increased already-established cases of household abuse.
The familiar feeling that the end is near is only temporary to those subjected to or dealing with such abuse...
The Coronavirus has impacted our everyday lives, and it is hard being in the thick of it and to looking forward. As a society, we often take for granted the little things; whether it be our morning cup...
Since this year marks the 100th Anniversary of the Nineteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, giving women the right to vote, it is worthwhile to reflect on the overlooked contributions from women....
In order to stay connected economically, politically, and socially, it is important to have the ability to access computers and the internet.
However, not everyone is able to access such technology....
With COVID-19 taking over the news stations and outlets, many people across the world have missed other newsworthy events and information. One such piece of news involves Earth’s new “mini-moon,”...
Sports have played a pivotal role in our society dating back to the early 1900s. Individuals hold sports in a sacred light, individuals who can take it or leave it as well as individuals who couldn’t...
In early March, when the United States had just crossed double-digit coronavirus cases, President Donald Trump stated at the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention headquarters in Atlanta: “And the...
Almost everything around the world has been affected by COVID-19 pandemic. Sporting events have been canceled, schools are closed, like our very own SUNY Old Westbury, and toilet paper and other essentials...
Out of the 5,732 students currently enrolled at SUNY Old Westbury, 82% live off-campus. According to usnews.com, only 18% of students reside in college-owned housing, while the rest are commuters. With...
On April 22, 1970, over twenty million Americans recognized the first Earth Day by cleaning up the streets, local parks, campuses, and fought to raise awareness of a deteriorating Earth. The younger generations...
Throughout the month of February, many people are inspired to delve deep into researching and analyzing black history. One of the most popular discourses surrounding blackness is representation...
