The first track on Doja Cat’s fourth album Scarlet is “Paint the Town Red”, her latest number one hit single. After several months of fighting with fans and claiming her upcoming album will be a lot less commercial friendly, Doja Cat delivers a commercially friendly single, and makes it her album opener. After her […]
We reside in a nation where the majority of citizens fortunately attend college. In America, we witness college culture be glamorized on our movie screens; from girls who slap tons of makeup across their faces and dress provocatively, to guys who are insanely buff and invested in sports and getting intoxicated. Unfortunately, we also […]
The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) oversees competitions and athletic related endeavors of thousands of colleges and universities in the United States and Canada. The organization requires athletes to fill out myriads of forms prior to competition, and occasionally prior to attending formal practice. Some of the questions asked of athletes are: Do they […]
There are many things to do on the average weekday at the Farmingdale State College campus. With over 30 buildings and north of 9,000 students who attend the university, you can get lots of stories and perspectives from different students and faculty on what goes on on any given day. I decided to interview 26 […]
On September 7th, 2016, an innovative product made its debut. The type of earbuds everyone yearned for, but believed weren’t feasible. In only a matter of seconds “AirPods,” created by Apple, had society wrapped around its finger. In sleek, minimalistic packaging, the AirPods are covered in a square-shaped white, hard case. One can easily open […]
In the last 45 years or so, the cost of textbooks has increased by over 1000%. Paying tuition for most college students is already financially exhausting; to have to spend hundreds on books and course materials throughout the semester is unnecessary. Especially if the “required” materials are simply fillers for professors’ syllabi. Some schools, like […]
Farmingdale State College is a well-regarded school on Long Island, New York. However, like there would be with most colleges, there are underlying issues with it. The current state of online teaching is one of the most important issues, in my opinion. When applying for classes at Farmingdale, students are shown a variety of options […]
Esther Joy Sherry has created a survey based on her research on the relationship between Environmental Stability and Social Media. Esther is an Interaction Design, IXD, student at Farmingdale State College and having this survey completed will help her answer her senior project question, “How can we use Web 3 to create social systems to […]
The Pandemic changed the world in more ways than we thought was possible. It affected everyone differently, and made most people recognize the things that they took for granted. The experience of learning in a classroom environment was never something I thought I’d miss until it was temporarily taken away from me and education was […]
Humanity will face one of the greatest future crises we will ever endure. The Extinction of Soil. As the world population rapidly increases, the demands for food naturally increase as well. The high demand for food has influenced unsustainable agricultural practices from around the world that are ripping the soil and planting crops without giving […]
