Every year, a college class is sent off into the real world with well wishes and words of encouragement. The hope is that after four years of hard work and fun, they are equipped for success and well-prepared to take on whatever may meet them.
News
On Tuesday, May 11, the Office of the President announced that for the fall semester, all students returning to in-person learning must be vaccinated against COVID-19.
Hope is emerging amidst the COVID-19 pandemic as Saint Peter’s University plans to have small social-distancing commencement ceremonies for the classes of 2020 and 2021 in June, but both classes have very mixed feelings.
On April 5, Governor Phil Murphy announced that all NJ residents sixteen and older would be eligible to get the coronavirus vaccine beginning April 19.
The student newspaper of Saint Peter’s University is intended to be a voice for students and a reliable source of truth. It is also meant to be a reflection of our student community, and this should extend to our publication’s title.
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Sports
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Lifestyle
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Opinion
TRIGGER WARNING: This article contains information about sexual assault and/or violence which may be triggering to survivors and others.
Content Warning: Discussions of physical and sexual violence.
With Biden being declared the winner by the Electoral College, and Trump's endless condemnations of the election, it is time we consider abolishing the Electoral College.
Arts & Entertainment
After nearly thirteen years in a conservatorship, pop music legend Britney Spears is getting greater attention surrounding her difficult past.
Although the first two weeks of February are defined for many by love and romance, let us not forget that it’s also Black History Month. There are many ways to learn about Black history, but in the interest of remaining safe while self-educating, consider some thoughtful movie watching. So, …
Make some wings or any other game-day dish of choice, and turn on your TV! The Kansas City Chiefs and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are going head-to-head on February 7 in this year’s Superbowl Sunday at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa Bay, FL.
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