Lions' Plate: Sweet potato fries make for a sugary snack
By Debra Schafer | Oct. 25, 2020By Debra Kate SchaferStaff Writer If you’ve been looking for a way to make sweet potato fries a main course instead of just a measly side dish, ...
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By Debra Kate SchaferStaff Writer If you’ve been looking for a way to make sweet potato fries a main course instead of just a measly side dish, ...
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By Anika PruthiStaff Writer THRIVE week, hosted by the Health and Wellness Peer Education Program at the College, makes it clear that wellness is ...
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By Natalie Notaro As the fall 2020 semester progresses, students from the College are beginning to wonder their fate for the spring. Will we remain students ...
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By Lara BeckerManaging Editor There’s an image I can never really get out of my head: the boy in baggy jeans and a grown-out crew cut, also known as ...
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By Debra Kate SchaferStaff Writer So you like salads, you like sandwiches and you often find yourself ordering a restaurant-curated menu combination ...
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By McKenzie Collins and Julia RetteStaff Writer and Correspondent Whether it be through traditional art or a myriad of other forms, college campuses ...
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By Esther MoralesReviews Editor A show with travel, fashion, comedy and romance — what’s not to love, right? Netflix released its newest comedy-drama ...
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By Alexandra BonanoStaff Writer In a time when conversation about women’s rights and minority groups is more pertinent than ever, many are sharing ...
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By Julia DugganStaff Writer “Marriage Story” is emotional, dramatic and full of heartwarming moments. The movie is a great one to watch if you need ...
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By Sara NigroContributor Ava Max is an up-and-coming singer/songwriter best known for her single, “Sweet But Psycho.” Following her hit song that ...
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By Angela MoCorrespondent As someone who’s familiar with the various works of Ryan Murphy, I was hesitant at first to watch the Netflix show “Ratched,” ...
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By Ethan Resnik A video surfaced recently of a party at Cornell University, going against the college’s strict guidelines regarding Covid-19. Cornell ...
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I was born and raised surrounded by music. From the time I was an infant, my parents would host informal music education sessions, popping CDs into ...
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By Nancy Bowne I took an Intro to Linguistics course during the spring 2020 semester. As part of our final grade, our professor organized the class into ...
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By Chelsie DermanOpinions Editor News organizations and social media platforms have been flooded in the last few months with articles about the upcoming ...
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By Tara MildCorrespondent At this point it should be common sense that partying during a raging virus is a big no-no, but it seems that some people still ...
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By Jenna Hart In the 21st century, we as ever-evolving young adults are in a world where the odds can feel stacked against us in almost every aspect. ...
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By Julia DugganStaff Writer Despite the challenges of online learning this semester, the College’s music department is welcoming four new music professors: ...
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By Ian Krietzberg and Esther MoralesArts & Entertainment Editor and Reviews Editor More than three months ago, the killing of an innocent and unarmed ...
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By Darby VanDeVeenPhoto Editor The Neon Trees released their fourth studio album “I Can Feel You Forgetting Me” on July 24 of this year. After a ...
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