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Who Will Be the First Miss Maverick?

Who Will Be the First Miss Maverick?

Alyssa Politi, Impact Staff April 12, 2023

When thinking of a pageant, the basics usually come to mind. A stage full of thin supermodels showing off long dazzling gowns for the world to judge as they answer impossible questions perfectly.    However,...

Potential TikTok Ban Impact On College Students

Potential TikTok Ban Impact On College Students

Joshua Ochoa Diaz, Impact Staff April 9, 2023

In the last few years, the internet has been consumed with a concept known as short-form content. Video content like this appears on the popular social media app, TikTok. College students have utilized...

Mercys Standardized Patient Program Is Shaping Tomorrows Healthcare Providers

Mercy’s Standardized Patient Program Is Shaping Tomorrow’s Healthcare Providers

Joshua Ochoa Diaz, Impact Staff April 9, 2023

Mercy College is known for its healthcare programs for approaching the curriculum in a unique way changing the landscape of medical education. They do this by incorporating standardized patients in simulation...

The Impact Wins Best Overall Publication at NYPA Award Event for 2022

The Impact Wins Best Overall Publication at NYPA Award Event for 2022

The Impact Staff April 6, 2023

The streak of the Best Overall College Newspaper in New York may not have been snapped. Maybe the best way to put it is that it has been splintered. The Impact tied The Ithican at the 2023 New York Press...

Dobbs Ferry Voters Reject Local Dispensaries

Dobbs Ferry Voters Reject Local Dispensaries

Kris Torres, Impact Staff April 6, 2023

Last month, town voters in Dobbs Ferry decided against the ability for local marijuana dispensaries to open up in the village after the board of trustees opted into the idea in December. The vote was...

How Are Students Paying For Tuition?

How Are Students Paying For Tuition?

Laura Medina, Impact Staff April 5, 2023

How are students working their way through college?  We all know how expensive college tuition is and most students don’t have any other option than work their way through college. While many...

To Have a Safe Place

To Have a Safe Place

Alyssa Politi, Impact Staff April 1, 2023

Her friend yelled jokingly, “Faith is garbage!”  She responded, “To each their own.” Emily was out with her friend. She was used to the people around her making fun of her Christian...

College Grads Tend to Marry College Grads, According to a New Poll

College Grads Tend to Marry College Grads, According to a New Poll

Kris Torres, Impact Staff March 9, 2023

A new data analysis at Pew Research Center shows that in 2019, 81 percent of people who are the head of their households and have a degree, also had a spouse who was a college graduate. This comes as a...

Taken For Granted: The Education System and The Pandemic

Taken For Granted: The Education System and The Pandemic

Diannah Plaisir, Managing Editor March 9, 2023

No other event has raised awareness about the real importance of the education system more than the COVID 19 pandemic. An institution that was generally taken for granted, the education system now stands...

The Effects Of ChatGPT On Education Debated

The Effects Of ChatGPT On Education Debated

Joshua Ochoa Diaz, Impact Staff March 2, 2023

Artificial Intelligence has become of major prominence in the world lately which inevitably is predicted to bring many changes to several fields of work, one of them being education. Schools are starting...

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