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 […]
The complete list of the nominees is here! Come to the MAC Awards Show: Our Student Media Arts Celebration #OWMAC Maguire Theater, SUNY College at Old Westbury Dinner @ 5:30 pm / Red Carpet @ 6:00 pm / Awards @ 7:00 pm Here are all the nominees for MAC19: DIGITAL […]
Here are the six finalists of the 2019 MAC Awards poster competition. Which one is your favorite? #OWMAC
“…reporting from OWTV”. This closing line has been synonymous with aspiring SUNY Old Westbury journalists for the past decade. Come join us in commemorating some of the finest journalists OWTV has had over its ten year run! Thank you to all the staff, teachers and students who make OWTV a […]
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Tamika Danielle Mallory is an American activist who currently serves as co-president of the 2019 Women’s March. She was one of the leading organizers of the 2017 Women’s March, for which she and her three other co-chairs were recognized in the Time 100 that year. In a recent interview, Tamika […]
Governor Andrew Cuomo told an audience at SUNY Old Westbury that he plans to urge the state legislature to pass a permanent property tax cap for the middle class. It is currently set to expire in 2020. Speaking on February 28th, the governor also criticized President Trump’s tax bill that placed a $10,000 limit on federal deductions for […]
Locals of Long Island are very fortunate to have one thing in common; easy access to waterways. No matter what part of the island, one is always within what feels like twenty minutes of the beach. Unfortunately, waterways such as the Great South Bay, have been destroyed by pollution; and […]
