Men’s Soccer Team Battles Against St. Elizabeth In the First Game of the Season

The King’s College Men’s Soccer team had their first game of the season on Saturday, Sept. 4. While they battled hard during the game, it was ultimately a 3-0 loss.

SportsAlex KemsleySeptember 13, 2021soccer, mens soccer, alexkemsley, sports, Secondary FeatureComment

Why King’s Should Indefinitely Keep the Hybrid Learning Option

The economy, education and the environment have responded and continue to respond to the pandemic. As society returns to a sense of normalcy, The King’s College should take this opportunity to adapt and still be prepared to offer prospective and current students an option of hybrid learning.

Campus, OpinionAlex KemsleyJune 1, 2021alexkemsley, hybrid learning, campus, Opinion, Secondary FeatureComment

How COVID-19 Has Changed the Way We Handle Sexual Assault

Less than a year ago, I wrote a piece for the Empire State Tribune about sexual assault awareness month that was published at the very beginning of the pandemic that would change our lives. One year later, I want to reexamine what has changed and how the pandemic has affected the handling of sexual assault and harassment cases–first, on a national level.

Fifth Time’s the Charm: Mishaps as a First-Time Voter

CultureAlex KemsleyOctober 30, 2020alexkemsley, first time voting, 2020election, 2020, 2020presidentialelection, vote, voting in nyc, nyc, culture, Opinion, SecondaryFeature, Secondary Feature, secondary feature

Did You Know It Was Sexual Assault Awareness Month? Probably Not.

Moving to New York City one of my parents’ first concerns was making sure that I was going to stay safe. I always laughed and said that they didn’t need to worry about me, that “I was a big girl now.” I laughed when my grandpa gave me a taser as one of Christmas gifts and when my grandma gave me two containers of self-defense pepper spray.