By LOLITA AVILA Contributing Writer Saint Rose had its first Lupus Benefit Concert on Friday to help raise funds and awareness to this forgotten disease. Lupus is a disorder where the body’s immune system becomes hyperactive and attacks healthy tissues. The disease can cause arthritis, inflammation of the heart, lungs, and kidneys. As a collaborative Read more...
To all of our graduates of the Class of 2013 and on behalf of The College of Saint Rose community, I offer my sincerest congratulations. Our May 11, 2013 Commencement will be a significant milestone in your lives. You have worked hard; grown professionally and personally; and have made friends for a life-time. Importantly, you Read more...
By JACKSON WANG Executive Editor It’s normal for a freshman in college to be soft spoken, quiet, and reserved to themselves. But to go from staying out of the spotlight to being one of the most known students at The College of Saint Rose is not typical. “In my freshman year, I didn’t want to Read more...
By CHRIS SURPRENANT Arts Editor Susan “Soozey” Walensky, 21, of Gloversville, NY, is a woman with varied interests. She might be seen staging her own flash mob in the dining hall, or she will be working tirelessly in CCIM on one of her many projects. Walensky is graduating with a degree in Communications with a Read more...
By KEVIN JACOB Staff Writer Welcome all to another edition of Kickin’ It with KJ. As it is, it’s that time folks. Finals have approached us. The semester and year have sped right on by and the shock of me actually becoming a senior is starting to hit me. But besides all of that, I’ve Read more...
By LAUREN HALLIGAN Features Editor 1. Wait until your hamper is full. Not only does this save how much water and energy you use, but also your detergent, which is expensive! 2. No lollygagging in the shower. Each second you are in there wastes more water. Do what you need to do and get out Read more...
By JOSHUA NATOLI Sports Editor The academic challenge of college is enough to make any person crack. Throw in being an athlete in NCAA Division II competition and it seems nearly impossible. Caitlin Brauer of the Golden Knights Women’s Swim team would tell you otherwise. Brauer has been honored by the Northeast-10 conference with a Read more...
By CONNOR HICKS Staff Writer In a story for Sports Illustrated that released earlier this week, Jason Collins, a member of the NBA’s Washington Wizards this season, became the first active player in any of the four major American professional team sports to come out as a gay man. The 7-foot center, who was Read more...
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