Photos by Samantha Mansolf, Staff Photographer; Captions by Amanda Valentine, Editor-in-Chief “Creatures of Imagination” is an exhibition currently on display at the Dorrance H. Hamilton Gallery in Antone Center. A curated and artfully arranged showcase of the Art and Art History department’s nature cabinet, the collection features a wide range of nature-based subjects of art and design studies. The cabinet’sRead More

By: Sarah Winters | Staff Writer The Freshman Myth. It’s a touchy topic, and most adults who have been through college like to avoid the topic. However, it is a big issue most college freshmen have to face, and get hit with during their first few months of college.  You might be thinking: what is the freshman myth? It isRead More

By: Emma Liarikos | Staff Writer                  If you’re like me and love to read, you know that there’s so many genres out there to choose from. However, the more you read, the more limited your selection in Barnes and Noble becomes. You know where to find your favorite genres, authors, and tropes, and could probably do it with yourRead More

By: Caitlyn Bailey | Staff Writer The month of pumpkin spice and spooky ghosts is upon us! As you finally take a step into the autumn chill, there is no better time to get a playlist together with some fitting jams that get you properly prepared for all October activities, from pumpkin picking to trick-or-treating! We’ve accumulated a variety ofRead More

By: Alyssa Jackson | Staff Writer “Training Wheels” is a column about adulting for people living away from home for the first time. Adulting is a daunting task, and when you’re overcome with the pressure of school, work, extracurriculars and maintaining a social life, it can be challenging to navigate how to live sustainably. That’s where I come in: welcomeRead More