Last Tuesday, the counseling center hosted “Grow, Thrive, Survive” for national suicide awareness month in the residence hall courtyard.   The event is part of the counseling center’s fall...

The Iona community received tragic news on the afternoon of Thursday, Sep. 2. In a campus-wide email, President Seamus Carey announced that Professors Ken and Fran Bailie “did not make it home after...

 On Wednesday evening, Iona College experienced extreme flooding that heavily impacted many of the campus’ buildings as Hurricane Ida hit the Tri-state area, leading to campus closures and residential...

Hurricane Ida broke many records. It was one of the strongest hurricanes to strike the U.S. mainland coming in behind Hurricane Katrina as the second-most damaging hurricane to hit Louisiana and...

Iona recently hosted a discussion with data journalist Betsy Ladyzhets, who has been analyzing gaps in data and misinformation about the pandemic that have occurred over the past year.   Ladyzhets founded the COVID-19...

Every March is set aside to celebrate the contributions of women in American history and appreciate just how much progress has been made in advancing women’s rights. However, focus is also put on...