By VANESSA LANGDON Staff Writer Mary Jane Books in Albany may stock texts on anthropology, but employee Nora Kanarkiewicz wants more. She wants to experience cultures. The 21-year-old, originally from Duanesburg, has worked at Mary Jane for eight months after … read more
By NICHOLAS NEGRON Staff Writer In East Harlem on March 12, 2014, a gas leak caused a massive explosion. This collapsed two five-story apartment buildings on Park Avenue. The leveled buildings contained 15 apartments and several businesses. Dark clouds of … read more
By CHRISTOPHER SURPRENANT Managing Editor On Saturday, everyone was green, but not with envy. Young and old celebrated Saint Patrick’s Day on Central Avenue, turning the city streets into an emerald sea. Horns and hats were worn by revelers who … read more
By TORI ADDISON Staff Writer Senior teammates Dominykas Milka and Kareem Thomas have a lot more in common than just their love for basketball. In fact, the two have a history that predates their time at Saint Rose. Not only … read more
By TORI ADDISON Staff Writer Even though March is one of those weird months where students just get a bunch of time off because nothing else exciting really happens, it is quite possibly the best month of the year. By … read more
By ZACHARY OLSAVICKY Opinion Editor When running for president back in 2008, then-Senator Barack Obama made a controversial statement about disillusionment among working-class voters, saying that they “cling to guns or religion,” among other things, when hardships enter their lives. … read more
By KATHERINE BAKAITIS Staff Writer Earlier in the month of February, the Arizona state government presented and passed a bill that would have allowed businesses that asserted their religious beliefs the right to deny service to gay and lesbian customers. … read more
By KEVIN JACOB Staff Writer Hello all and welcome to another edition of “Kickin It with KJ.” I know that it seems like an eternity since the last column I’ve written (by my calculations, it’s probably almost been a month … read more
By ALEXIS SACCONE Contributing Writer The streets of Albany are not as safe as people may think; during the day or night, it doesn’t make a difference. That was the message delivered by Head of Security Steve Stella and Security … read more
By JACKSON WANG Executive Editor The Saint Rose mock trial team competed in the American Mock Trial Association regional tournament held at Boston College last month. The group, named Judge Loretta Preska National Competition Mock Trial Team, registered one win, … read more