By Nahida Akter Photo: Nahida Akter Just beyond Portales and Clovis, New Mexico, a quiet dip in the landscape holds a story more than 13,000 years old. At first, Blackwater Draw appears ordinary like wide […]
By: Amber Knox The tradition of homecoming began in the early 1900s as a way to welcome alumni back to their colleges. Centered around a football game, the tradition spread to universities and high schools […]
By Nahida Akter As the full moon rises high in the autumn sky, the families across China and many parts of Asia gather to celebrate one of the most enchanting holidays of the year, which […]
Performance Studies and the Holidays
By Blake Downs, Editor-in-Chief It is easy to hate the villain in a story. Many times, however, the villain is not always who it may seem. Israel is in an all-out war to eliminate the […]
By Benedicta Sackey-Clarke Social activism is known to be a prominent force driving change across various societal domains. From advocating for basic human rights and environmental sustainability to fighting for racial and gender equality, social […]
By Blake Downs, Editor-in-Chief It happens almost every day in one of my classes: I tell a student to put their phone away only for it to pop out once again mere minutes later as […]
By Naomi Vargas, Lifestyle Writer How much evil can be in the world at one time? This weekend my nephew, who is here visiting from Mexico, showed me a live video on Facebook where they […]
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