In spring 2022, PC Dining announced its plans for Eco To-Go, a program that allows students to use reusable to-go boxes in Ray instead of wasteful single-use containers. While the initiative is ...

Discussion on Inspiration and Research for Recent Novel by: Sara Conway ’21 A&E Staff History repeats itself. R.F. Kuang and her debut novel, The Poppy War alerts a more American- and European-centric ...

Team Doors by Serial Lawn Stepper Bicycles, skateboards, roller blades, Hot Wheels: I’ve heard it all. But right here, right now, it’s time to prove once and for all that there are more doors in the ...

Companies can now collect data from your digital footprint to determine your interests and even your mood in order to target your social media with certain advertisements. Nora Johnson ’20/The Cowl.

these words will not write themselves by Andrea Traietti on September 27, 2018 Poetry by Sam Ward ’21 Photo courtesy of Pinterest.com each sentiment rises and falls as if the moon inspires but these ...

Providence College men’s basketball has returned to the AMP, formerly known as “The Dunk,” giving its undyingly loyal fan base much to consider regarding the success of the Friars this season. Kim ...

Noon by Abby Johnston ’17 Alumna Portfolio Editor Dozing off near a glittering koi pond, With an emerald dogwood just beyond, I dreamt a joy. Recant to me the reed, O rain-voiced Muse Pierce the root ...

We hear over the microphone: “everyone, the weather cleared up! Come back to gate 2!” You and I look at each other, down our drinks and take our food to go And we both go sprinting to the gate, to ...

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Listomania: The Festivus Airing of the Grievances by The Cowl Editor on December 8, 2018 Christmas All I can do is procrastinate Ray (#BringBackThePaniniStation) Ban electric scooters Professors ...

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