Our world continues to be molded by harsh handed political correctness. While being politically correct makes sense in many situations and social interactions, there comes a point in which it goes too […]
Nazi imagery makes video games realistic
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Student Life Center holds a night of open gaming
The Student Life Center brought gamers together Thursday evening for a night of open gaming. All students were welcome and could play on Xbox, PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch consoles. Virtual reality […]
University Art Gallery hosts exhibit by Mark Rumsey
The University Art Gallery is hosting Mark Rumsey’s exhibit, “Objects of Consumption.” The exhibit consists of elements cast from packaging materials that came from objects of consumption. Rumsey will be giving a […]
Alumni Lounge hosts Family Feud night competition
The Alumni Lounge hosted a Family Feud Night on Friday evening. Wesley Hampton, a secondary education junior, helped organize and execute the event. “The event [is] like the TV show, following the […]
We need to slow down and appreciate autumn
Autumn is here, but has anyone really noticed? The weather is cool enough for pants but still warm enough for shorts. The blue skies and the shining sun. The silver moon and […]
Super Smash Brothers tournament brings together gamers
A brand new Super Smash Brothers tournament brought competitive gamers together Thursday evening. The event was held in the Thompson Student Activities Room. Refreshments were offered and a raffle was held for […]
Wind ensemble hosts first concert of the semester
The Rhea Miller Recital hall hosted a wind ensemble concert Thursday evening. Director of Bands Norman Wika was the conductor of the night’s concert, which began at 7:30 PM, Oct. 7. The […]
Study abroad open house offers insight
The Center for Community Engagement and Experiential Learning hosted a study abroad open house Thursday afternoon. The event aimed to bring interested students together and inform them about what studying abroad can […]