Crafting gratitude: DIY Thanksgiving art projects for the whole family
Whether you will be spending Thanksgiving on campus or with friends and family, here are two DIY projects you can work on to show your Thanksgiving spirit.
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Hidden gems: Three “must-watch” movies that will be in theaters Nov. 22
With all the different holidays just around the corner, this time of year is the perfect time to unwind and escape into the world of a good movie with family and friends.
Stapleton, Strait, and Shaboozey: The 58th annual CMA Awards
On Wednesday, Nov. 20, the Country Music Association (CMA) Awards returned for the 58thyear in Nashville, TN.
Women leading nations: Women making a change in the political atmosphere
Although it has been just a little bit more than one century that females were allowed to vote, Women have played important roles in shaping fields long before the Nineteenth Amendment gave them this right.
Money or Mercy: The motive behind the Menendez brothers killing their parents
With the recent popularity of Netflix’s newest release, Monsters: The Erick and Lyle Menendez Story and The Menendez Story, many people started to be more aware about the tragic murder case.
True crime history to freak you out on Halloween: The von Richthofen case
In recent centuries, much of the western world has celebrated Halloween on Oct. 31 with horror movies, eerie decorations, and spooky stories.
Politics beyond the personal identity: Respectful social engagement in an era of political chaos
Have you ever stopped to question why politics is important? We live in an era of significant political polarization, in which the true essence of political debate often gets lost amidst partisanship, political idolatry, and intense extremism.
The journey through the history of Halloween
In today’s words, Halloween is known for being a fun day to decorate, get into costumes, and eat candy. But there is a rich history behind this entrancing holiday.
Falling for film: Essential TV shows and movies to enjoy this autumn
With the leaves falling, all the houses decorated spooky, hot apple cider in hand, and pumpkin patches. Movies and shows make the Halloween season even better!
Dr. Keith Jones: The Lego professor
Dr. Keith C. Jones, an associate professor of marketing, utilizes his class time to engage his students in Lego-playing activities, while learning more about marketing, along with various topics like marketing strategies, promotional tactics, and more.
