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Niomi Nunez

Niomi Nunez, Features & Lifestyle Editor

Contact E-Mail: [email protected]

Hi everyone, my name is Niomi! I am a junior and a Journalism major. I’m am more than excited to work with the rest of Ionian staff this year!

 

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Saving money on a tight budget can be challenging as a college student, but it doesn’t have to be.

‘Savings money’ for college students

January 27, 2023
New year and same old you. Here are some tips to help you stick to your new year’s resolution this time around.

Sticking to your new year’s resolutions

January 27, 2023
Achieving feng shui in your space is a great way to start the new year.

Feng Shui: Organizing your space and life

January 27, 2023
Dr. Munsch’s work with DEIB proves that Iona University strives for more when it comes to diversifying campus and promoting inclusivity.

Diversifying campus: A job for everyone

December 8, 2022
Iona’s newest cultural club is celebrating Italian heritage and culture across campus.

Iona University’s Italian Heritage and Culture in America Club

December 8, 2022

Too far right, or too far left

November 17, 2022
Since its start in 2021, Iona’s esports team has provided a new narrative to sports and athleticism.

Esports: Redefining what it means to be an ‘athlete’

November 17, 2022
Meta believes virtual reality is key to a more connective future.

The Metaverse: Going above and beyond reality

November 3, 2022
Green’s recent performance in the Iona Players’ “Into to the Woods” proves Iona University’s freshman class is full of talent.

Alyssa Green: A superstar in the making

November 3, 2022
How long are you able to stay engaged in a conversation before it becomes unbearable?

The declining health of social batteries

October 22, 2022

My dear friend Exhaustion

October 22, 2022
In this day and age love is a desired yet foreign concept.

Love in the time of desperation

October 20, 2022
Colleges and universities across NY state are contributing to the growing issue of gentrification.

Changing colors: The issue of gentrification in university and college towns

October 20, 2022
Kevin Villa is everyone’s favorite Starbucks Barista. 

‘Kevin from Starbucks’: Bringing positivity to Iona’s campus

October 9, 2022
Indigenous Peoples Day has replaced Columbus Day in several states across the country.  

Celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day

October 9, 2022
Dean Joel Quintong suggests students take advantage of all the opportunities available.  

Making the most of your college experience

September 22, 2022

Rice Hall isn’t that bad

September 22, 2022
Clothes from the past are the future of fashion.  

Thrifting: The future of fashion?

September 22, 2022
Hispanic Heritage month encourages Latinx people to join together to celebrate their heritage and culture. 

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month

September 22, 2022
After 45 years, Ted Amoruso is more than thrilled to return to Iona University.  

Ted Amoruso’s homecoming

September 8, 2022
It’s time you learn to say “no,” even in the most uncomfortable circumstances. 

Getting comfortable with saying no again

September 8, 2022
Finals week is coming, so here are some tips to help you make it through entirely intact.  

Surviving finals week

May 5, 2022
As the climate crisis worsens, college campuses are urging students to lead eco-friendly lifestyles.  

Joining the fight against climate change

May 5, 2022
Now with a mostly unmasked campus, learning to socialize without hiding your facial expressions is a key culture readjustment.   

Dusting off your social skills

April 21, 2022
Sexual assault is a delicate subject that requires the attention of college campuses where victims are at the highest vulnerability. 

Sexual Assault Awareness Month

April 21, 2022
Learning to rise and shine earlier than your normal wake up time improves overall productivity.  

North Ave at 7 a.m.: Why you should start waking up early

March 31, 2022
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