The second week of the President’s public impeachment hearings has come to a close, with several key testimonies taking place from figures such as Laura Cooper, the deputy assistant secretary at the...

As of Nov. 13, public impeachment hearings have begun for President Trump. The inquiry was initiated because of accusations by an anonymous whistleblower that Trump was withholding financial aid to Ukraine...

On Nov. 14 during common hour, Dr. Wendy Christensen held a presentation on her experiences writing her book, “Mothers of the Military: Support and Politics During Wartime.” Mothers of the William...

On Nov. 20 at 12 p.m., a large gathering of American Federation of Teachers Union members held a march throughout the campus to protest in favor of fair contracts for William Paterson University staff....

The Music & Entertainment Organization held its fourth annual benefit concert on Nov. 14. The concert took place in the multi-purpose room located right across from the food court in the student...

On Oct. 19, the first national Period Day and Rally were launched by PERIOD, a nonprofit focused on combating period poverty and stigma. PERIOD was founded by two 16-year-old high school students, Nadya...

A women’s razor company, known as Billie, is normalizing body hair. Billie is trying to change the perspective that body hair is non-sanitary on women while being standard on men.  In June 2018,...

William Paterson faculty held a memorial and unveiling for 17 students and faculty who passed away in the David and Lorraine Cheng Library in the auditorium, Oct. 30 at 5 p.m. Students, faculty and...

On Oct. 15, William Paterson University announced famous meatless brand "Impossible Meat" as an option in the dining hall. The IMPOSSIBLE Menu offered three items for lunch: Impossible meatballs and spaghetti,...

Saul Flores (“Sah-ool"), the 29-year-old photojournalist who walked over 5,000 miles through 10 Latin American countries, spoke at William Paterson Oct. 22 about how his passion for serving the Latinx...

On Oct. 24, the College of Humanities and Social Sciences hosted their eighth annual “Contexts” conference named “My Ancestor’s Crimes Not Mine: Grappling with the Legacy of Privilege and Power...