Think if this has ever happened to you. You and someone else are talking about some form of media; for this example, let's say a television show. The conversation eventually leads to you recommending your favorite show to them. You hype the show up and explain what makes it so great. It seems like they...

Beyoncé is back. Her new album “Cowboy Carter” released on March 29, and it definitely made an impression on Beyoncé fans and music lovers all around the world.  This album follows as a second act from her other recent album “Renaissance.” For this record, Beyoncé stepped into the country...

On April 3, the Green Bandana Project held its second training session of the semester to train more students on joining their “army of advocates” to spread awareness on mental health and provide resources. The Green Bandana Project is a suicide prevention program that was created to train university...

In February, Honors Chemistry major, Mollie Corbett, attended the American Vacuum Society (AVS) Conference in Oregon to present an original research project with chemistry professor Dr. Josh Blechle, and her research partner, Bethany Yashkus. This was not Corbett’s first conference experience, however....

In the first week of April, students in Dr. Andy Miller’s PS-341: Model UN course traveled to New York City to participate in the National Model United Nations Conference. For one week, students participated in simulated UN sessions, writing resolutions and collaborating with students from other universities...