Students, faculty, staff, and community members alike join together in the name of Christmas for fellowship, but the crux of the evening has always been the lighting of the tree.
There’s nothing better to warm our hearts at the end of the year than the holidays. One of the most important and widely celebrated is Thanksgiving, which falls on Thursday, Nov. 28.
On World Kindness Day, Nov. 13, the sisters of Gamma Upsilon sorority came together to spread a powerful message across campus: kindness is more than a simple act—it’s a lasting impact.
In this community, students appreciate music, and the University’s clubs and organizations do their best to organize musical events throughout the academic year to involve students and help them create fun college memories.
With Thanksgiving break slowly approaching, a fun and highly anticipated event full of prizes and surprises ensured students on campus were in the Thanksgiving mood.
During the usual college chaos, a colorful wave of gooey fun took over our campus. It offered students a much-needed break from their busy school schedules.
Walking outside the world’s manufactured tunnel vision and into the open valleys of nature can be physically and spiritually nourishing.
One of the biggest doubts of humanity is whether life mimics art or art mimics life. Well, who mimics who is still hard to say, but it is definite that both walk together.
On Nov. 5, a new President of the United States will be selected. The candidates running are Donald Trump for the Republican Party and Kamala Harris for the Democratic Party.
With the upcoming election on Nov. 5, it is more important than ever to understand the intricacies of politics. Whether it is just breaching the surface or diving deeper, delving into the world of policies and national issues is undoubtedly daunting.
