Campus Life
A Taste of the Season
By: Kendall Schneider One thing that all humans have in common is food. Everyone has to eat in order to survive, and almost everyone enjoys it. For thousands of years, food has been uniting people […]
Opinion
Opinion
Succeeding In My Skin
By: KyAnna Walton “They are expecting us to fail the state exams! You know they think we’re dumb. We don’t have time for you guys to sit here and chat about yesterday, we have things […]
Opinion
To Kneel Or To Stand: What’s the Real Issue?
By: Rev. David Wilson Rogers Some took a knee, some stood. Some placed their hands over their hearts and some stayed in the locker room. Some cheered and some jeered. Some called it a triumph […]
Health & Fitness
Ways to Relax
By: Kendall Schneider It seems as if school just started, but we are already more than halfway through September and midterms are just a couple of weeks away. That being said, I have noticed my […]
Opinion
The Law of Compensation
By: Joseph Douglas Rich In life, we are each responsible for gaining a well-rounded education. A well-rounded education includes being aware of and using certain laws that transcend (rise above) the laws of our […]
Lifestyle
Minimalist Fall Bucket List
By: Sophia Romero Fall is upon us. Leaves are turning yellow and orange, the weather is getting cooler, and it is finally time to pop in the Halloween movies or watch Harry Potter, and wear […]
Lifestyle
7 Ways to Prepare For Fall on a Budget
By: Kendall Schneider Save money on candles: Create your own yummy pumpkin scent by combining coconut oil, a little bit of pumpkin pie spice, and a little bit of cinnamon into your wax burner or […]
Lifestyle
Three Minimalistic Blogs that Inspire me to Live Simply
By: Sophia Romero Nourishing Minimalism by Rachel Jones: http://nourishingminimalism.com/ Rachel Jones is a mother of six and recovering from her “messy” personality. Through her blog, she hopes to inspire individuals by transforming their home into a […]
Opinion
Taking the Bible Seriously not Literally
By: Rev. David Wilson Rogers The Bible is understandably one of the most influential books in the history of humanity. Regardless of one’s own personal religious beliefs, there is no escaping the fact that our […]
Lifestyle
How to Help: Online Stores Donating Proceeds to Hurricane Harvey Victims
By: Kendall Schneider The news is filled with devastating stories, photos, and video clips covering the damage caused by Hurricane Harvey, and now Hurricane Irma. Each time I read the news or turn on the […]