Poetry
When I Opened My Mouth to Sing
By: Anna George Dust spattered out and I wondered for a second if I was dead. It would happen here, on a bowing stage where I’d lived, breathed, lost. But the dust floats to the […]
Articles by Editor
Dear Crabby
Dear Crabby—Indecisive
Dear Crabby, It may be a little too early to start planning, but I am so ready for Thanksgiving break. I want to go home and visit my family, but I don’t know if it’s […]
Travel
My Favorite Travel Bloggers
By: Kendall Schneider Traveling has always intrigued me, and I have always dreamed of someday traveling the world. I have found that lots of other college students feel that way too. However, with a small […]
Lifestyle
Becoming a Minimalist: The First Step is Admitting You’re Not One
By: Sophia Romero I worked at Girl Scout camp over the summer of 2015 in Angel Fire, New Mexico and I thought I was staying the whole duration without going back home to Albuquerque. However, […]
Opinion
Rise Above the Tweet
By: Rev. David Wilson Rogers The challenge is tremendous and the cycle is overpowering. President Trump fires off a Tweet, and the media pounces on those 140 characters with a feeding frenzy of convoluted controversy. […]
Campus Life
Someone Whose Inspiration Runs True and Deep
By: Jena Slater When I think of an inspirational person many things come to mind: strong-willed, hardworking, and overcoming obstacles. A picture comes to mind of a strong woman who always encourages everyone else and […]
Campus Life
How To Overcome Presentation Anxiety
By: Kendall Schneider If you’re anything like me, public speaking, including giving class presentations is (or was— in my case) a big fear. Of course with that big fear of mine, freshman me decided that […]
Opinion
Rethinking Peace
By: Rev. David Wilson Rogers Many years ago, a researcher placed some insects in an environment that was gradually made toxic. The transition took quite some time but, as one may predict, the insects in […]
Opinion
Historical Background in The World Of Archival and Oral Research
By: Charles E. Lancaster In the history world, the term historical background is becoming an ideal to capture an image of people’s behavior and speech. The historical background is very crucial for people to understand […]
Health & Fitness
The Benefits of Meditating
By: Sophia Romero As college students, life can get overwhelming and stressful. With midterms coming up next week it can be difficult to find time to de-stress and take time for yourself. For those who […]