Obama vs. Trump: Addressing African American Heritage Month
By ELIZA PLUCKHORN February is the month of national African American Heritage, and a time when the president of the United States reflects on the Black […]
Politics
Faith in Trump
By NICK TISO For Chase Natale of Suffern, N.Y. the first 100 days of Trump’s presidency have been some of the most productive with a […]
Millennials Would Have Elected Clinton
By NICK TISO If only millennials voted in the 2016 presidential election, Hillary Clinton wouldn’t have only beat Donald Trump, but would’ve beaten him in […]
RCNJ NORML President: ‘I want to break the stigma…’
By JOSHUA MITTWOL When Mahmoud ‘Mac’ Soliman came to Ramapo College of New Jersey in 2011, he stumbled upon a student group that was trying to get the […]
Ramapo Student Runs for Mahwah Town Council
By EMMA THOR Ramapo College senior announced Sept. 15 that his name will be on on the Mahwah council general election. grouping for towns general election. Karlito […]
2016 Presidential Election: What an International Student Sees
By ANDY CHO MAHWAH, N.J. – With only a couple months left until the 45th President of the United States is elected, the remaining candidates […]
Oregon Inaugurates First Bisexual Governor
By YOVANNA GARCIA Kate Brown, former secretary of state, made inaugural history after becoming the nation’s first openly bisexual governor on Feb. 18, following the resignation of […]