Flowers are coming up all around us, the skies are gray with a hint of blue here and there and birds are chirping all around. Spring has officially sprung in our beautifully scenic campus and students...
It’s not very often that we get to experience something that is truly new and unique, whether it be in film or in the world in general. When it comes to the world itself, we are often the barrier between...
In the summer of 2019, at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), developer FromSoftware announced what would eventually become one of the most anticipated games of all time, “Elden Ring.”
The...
Might I address something that hasn't been spoken about much? I would like to say something a bit controversial in the fashion world, and I do not want to be chastised for it because these are from my...
Vladimir Putin’s reckless, full-scale invasion of Ukraine has taken an enormous toll on both countries involved in the conflict. Destruction and misery have followed in the wake of the Russian forces...
Saturday mornings are for sitting outside on a stoop waiting for someone to come unlock their relatives front door just for me to snoop through their mothers unmentionable drawer. I have a problem. I love...
As someone who has been mostly jaded with Disney and Pixar’s animated efforts in the past few years (aside from occasional standouts like 2020’s “Soul”), the early buzz surrounding “Turning Red”...
As the total national student debt rises year after year, more and more are calling for widespread loan forgiveness. According to research team the Education Data Initiative, the national student debt...
By Isaac Ludington, Political Science Student
• February 10, 2022
While reading the February 9, 2022, print edition, I was interested to see coverage of a local demonstration by the Peace Coalition of Southern Illinois against U.S. involvement in the Russo-Ukrainian...
By Jason Flynn, Managing Editor
• January 13, 2022
After nearly two years of societal upheaval due, in large part, to the COVID-19 pandemic, it can be easy to push anything not of the most immediate importance to the back of the mind.
When a school...
By Annie Hammock, Managing Editor
• October 22, 2021
A small town is about as strong as its newspapers and its banks, according to the Pulitzer Prize winning editor of Storm Lake Times, Art Cullen. His family’s newspaper, and what it means to his town,...
By Nick Karpinski , Graduate Contributor
• September 13, 2021
Score: 8/10
While preparing to write my review on Kanye West’s 10th studio project, ‘Donda,’ and after proper due diligence — listening to it on my headphones, through a speaker and occasionally...
