Nemsie Gonzalez Copy Editor In light of all that is going around on campus and in our global community, I think it’s time that we pull out our dictionaries, get our definitions straight and correct misconceptions some of you may have. Let’s start with the …
A plea for pod restrooms
Ada Lapham Contributing Writer For college students, personal hygiene can be a struggle. College is busy and there never seems to be time to shower. To make matters worse, students often feel the need to methodically plan their showers to lessen their chance of accidentally …
Neotheater: An exploration of the pressure of creation
by Gabriel Thomas Creation is something that unites our experience. It expresses some of the most poignant experiences and desires we have as people. When we create, through stories or music, paint or dance, we capture the unique experience of our own humanity and make …
We asked students: What comes to mind when you think of the climate crisis?
“I’m angry that the planet is changing and nobody cares.” “I just wish that more people would take action and be more aware of their impact.” “I wish that more people would think critically about it.” “I feel like it makes my generation feel hopeless.” …
The power of (children’s) environmental literature
“What in the world are we doing by reading environmental literature?” asks Greta Gaard. I often wonder the same thing and feel like reading books about environmental issues will never be enough to help. Sometimes it feels like all the glaciers will melt, the ocean …
Some seriously super sculpting at Ebert Arts Center
by Miles Rochester Sculptors, art fans and friends gathered on the first floor of Ebert Art Museum last Friday afternoon to display the many sculptures created by students this semester. Inside the showroom, artists mingled with friends, visitors and critics. Gentle conversation filled the air …