Stop pelting paintings with potatoes

Hurling food at artwork does not stop climate change.

Hannah Larson, Editor-in-Chief • October 29, 2022

Ever since environmental activists decided the most strategic way to save the planet was to throw soup and potatoes on famous paintings, art galleries have become the latest battleground in the fight against global warming.  On Oct. 14, members of the Just Stop Oil campaign group carried out a bizarre...

London experience deviates from assumptions

Study abroad may not be what is expected.

Alison Hartzler, Writer • March 28, 2017

Study abroad may not be what is expected.

Faculty getaway tours

Faculty members tell of their fantastic adventures.

Jessica Goddard, Writer • September 20, 2016

Faculty members tell of their fantastic adventures.

America welcomes European influence

Alumnus Zurich Lewis argues our political debate mirrors Europe’s now more than ever.

Zurich Lewis, Writer • March 22, 2016

Alumnus Zurich Lewis argues our political debate mirrors Europe’s now more than ever.

Chip card readers ready for business

New sales terminals read payment cards through chip technology.

Jocelyn Meza, Writer • October 28, 2015

New sales terminals read payment cards through chip technology.

Never too old to dress up

Costumes are a way for people to express their personality and creativity.

Jacqueline Lewis, Writer • October 28, 2015

Costumes are a way for people to express their personality and creativity.

Put people before borders

The Syrian refugee crisis raises questions regarding the nature of borders and their role in crises.

Justin Yun, Writer • September 22, 2015

The Syrian refugee crisis raises questions regarding the nature of borders and their role in crises.