The World Wide Silicon Shortage We were no strangers to production shortages in 2020. From toilet paper to groceries, Covid-19 has changed both the consumer and production landscapes. While most of us can relate to the shortages of these everyday items, there’s one industry that has been suffering just out of view for months. The […]
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As a society, we have all gone through some of the most difficult times in our lives this past year. Besides living through a worldwide pandemic, gun violence has been more prevalent than ever before. It is scary to constantly see on the news the violent acts people are committing in public places with guns. […]
Editor’s Note: After last summer’s protests upended the United States, it is important to look at the way civil protests can quickly devolve into chaos and how distorted the details of those chaotic events can be reported in the mainstream media. Farmingdale student Chris Kosel’s report on the media coverage of the events that took […]
With the spring season coming to a close, let’s do a quick recap of these last few AMAZING months for FSC! – 9 sports – 6 Skyline Conference Championships (Women’s Track, Golf, Women’s Lacrosse, Women’s Tennis, Men’s Tennis, Softball) – 7 Skyline Conference Players of the Year (Alycia Haynes, Chris Iguchi, Brad Castaldy, Courtney Gendels, […]
What happened? Professors Jack Thomas and Jill Silverman, both from the School of Health Sciences, celebrated the first four graduates from the newly-developed Nutrition Science Department at the 2021 Car-Mencement Ceremony this past weekend on May 22nd. Erin Lettieri and Rachel Phillips each graduated with a B.S. in Nutrition Science and will be attending LIU’s […]
What’s going on? Farmingdale State College’s annual Plant Sale continues today from 9am to 5pm! Here is the full description for the event: The annual Plant Sale at Farmingdale State College will take place Wednesday, May 26, at Parking lot #2 outside of the horticulture gates. The sale will run from 9 AM – 5 […]
In 2020, I learned that I am more independent and resilient than I thought possible. 2020 was the year I found out who my true friends are. 2020 was also the year that everything fell apart. The last year has not been fun for me. The last year has been hard, I have been hurt […]
Although this is a tough time for everyone right now, I believe that it is important to stay positive, motivated, and supportive even though it can be very difficult. Some ways that help me stay motivated to perform my best academically is to be organized, take breaks occasionally, and to work hard for the future. […]
What do I hope for in 2021? I think a better question is, what don’t I hope for in 2021? In a year which seemed to be one of more difficult ones, people across the world experienced hardships like no other. A pandemic ravaged the world and continues to devastate the U.S. with record numbers. […]
