By Colleen Dabrowski A second deadly earthquake struck Mexico on Tuesday, with the epicenter just 650 feet from the September 8 quake. The second earthquake was a 7.1 magnitude, a small step…
By Ellie Kreidie On September 17 at 4:53 AM, the world was treated to another tweet by President Trump. The tweet stated, “I spoke with President Moon of South Korea last night.…
By Anna Gombert Drew’s International Student population has increased by 195 percent in the last four years. Despite this increase, there still seems to be a divide between international students and students…
By Hannah Bouchard Image from newsweek.com On Thursday, September 7, an 8.2 magnitude earthquake hit the southern coast of Mexico, making it the strongest earthquake to strike Mexico in a century since…
By Ellie Kreidie In 2015, Governor Alejandro Garcia Padilla confirmed publicly that Puerto Rico’s debt was “not payable” and if the government was not able to successfully grow the economy, the country…
By Anna Gombert Despite the rain, over 50 students and some faculty showed up in Tolley/Brown Circle last night to hold a vigil for the repeal of DACA or Delayed Action for…
By Violet Wallerstein Lead has been found in the water once again in Gilbert House. Gilbert was one of the buildings that had tested positive for lead back in January along with…
By Kassel Franco Garibay During the past month, tensions surrounding North Korea have been on the rise. Following the country’s first nuclear test during the Trump administration on September 3, the United…
by Shaylyn MacKinnon The latest guest speaker for the forum lecture series titled “In the Game” saw a noticeable lack of student attendees on Tuesday, March 28, when NBA Hall of Famer…
by Brooke Winters President Trump asked his former national security advisor Michael Flynn to resign on Feb. 13 after it was revealed that he misled Vice President Mike Pence about his discussions…