Soccer
Union Soccer vs. Delta State And The Problems Of Union Sports
Note: It might take a little bit to get to the actual soccer in this piece, but I promise it will tie together. Or maybe I just want to write about a TV show that […]
Month: October 2018
Arts & Entertainment
Music Monday: My Twenty-Year-Old Emo Phase Pt. 2: The Bliss Of Crowd-Surfing
Note: Luke Sower had no idea this story would be running with a picture of Taylor Swift crowd-surfing, but life is mysterious and unexpected at times. (This is the second installment in a series in […]
Arts & Entertainment
Weekend Watch: Prometheus Bound
“I can say with 100% certainty that if you don’t stretch, your muscles will ache and you’ll feel like your body is being torn apart by Zeus himself,” said Jake Beals, sophomore theatre major. He […]
Multimedia
Layup Lines Podcast: We Have Volleyball Players!
Seth Horton and Michael Chapman talk a little NBA and college football and interview Abbie Rahn and Kristen Goggin for a little discussion about Lady Bulldogs volleyball.
Arts & Entertainment
Logorrhea 205: The One With Social Justice
Korey Adams, Katie Chappell and Clark Hubbard are back at it again, talking about Venom’s tongue, Leon Bridges, Bob’s Burgers, and most importantly, social justice.
Features
Senior Profile: To, Sabrina Clendenin
We were sitting in a coffee shop. We didn’t have to be at the airport for another several hours. I bought a Matcha green tea latte, and although it was beautiful, I didn’t much care […]
News
Passages Israel: Encountering Their Faith Firsthand
Passages Israel allows college students to take a trip of a lifetime to Israel over the course of 10 days. On this trip, students will encounter sites and experiences that occurred in Biblical times that […]