Elliott Case, Digital Managing Editor
• March 19, 2023
A night out in New York City is never complete without a late night snack. Whether it's a burger dripping in grease and ketchup accompanied with crispy crinkle cut french fries or a pint of half melted...
Najla Alexander, Features Editor/ Crime Reporter
• February 2, 2023
It’s the end of a long break, and right back into the groove of things by welcoming in the 2023 Spring semester! Many schools have ushered in their semester already, and like us, some have just started...
Winner of 2022 Marymount Poetry Prize Revealed!
Did you know that MMC’s Department of Writing, Literature and Languages hosts an annual poetry competition for high school students? This year,...
Elliott Case, Digital Managing Editor
• October 31, 2022
On Thursday October 27th, Professor Serafin brought her Climate Reporting Journalism class to the Climate Museum Pop Up on Wooster street in lower Manhattan. There, students were able to take action in...
On Monday Oct. 31, 80th St was occupied by notable police presence and steel barricades that separated curious onlookers from a motorcade traversing down 5th Avenue. President Biden's motorcade entered...
Mary Ann Lamb tells the dancers to move their bodies in an abrupt angular way. The fifteen dancers in the room all soar through the air weaving in and out of one another while consuming the space with...
With a creative and expressive group of students, Marymount’s student body is collectively getting more tattoos than ever before. With the popularity of small flash tattoo sales and independent artists...
Elliott Case, Digital Mangaging Editor
• September 19, 2022
When 12 foot tall Little Amal stepped into JFK airport on September fourteenth, she was embarking on the beginning of her journey through New York City. This September, Amal will travel through all five...
Elliott Case, Digital Managing Editor
• September 16, 2022
What do you do when you find yourself wandering around campus waiting for your next class? While Marymounts’ campus provides lounges, cafes, and an outdoor space, sometimes the two hour lull can drag...
Najla Alexander, Crime Reporter, Features editor
• September 16, 2022
If you live in New York, you are familiar with NYPD Crime Stoppers and how they work with the public to solve unsolved crimes by offering up a reward for any helpful information that could give police...
The first week of classes is stressful for everyone coming back from summer vacation and figuring out their new school/work-life balance, but don’t let the stress get to you. We all have been there and...
Elliott Case, Digital Managing Editor
• May 10, 2022
The months leading up to your first day of college are filled with questions, hopes, concerns, and eagerness to get started on the new chapter about to unfold. The count down to move in day, the slew of...
