This past Monday, Alex Kraft, director of the ceramics program at the University of North Georgia, visited campus to give a lecture about her work and inspirations, entitled “Function and Flora in Flux.” Continue reading Visiting art professor displays “bodyscapes” in Moon
Stephen and his guest discuss Finding Dory and The New World.
Continue reading Unpopular Critic Wars: Good Movies I Don’t Like
Seth talks pop jams in this weeks episode. Continue reading Seth’s Spins: Pop Jams
Sunday night, a series of posts regarding the Black Lives Matter organization and structural racism was uploaded onto the Instagram story of Matt Mixer, an Area Coordinator for Residence Life. Continue reading Berry puts Residence Life employee on administrative leave for social media posts
Like any new addition to one’s life, face masks can take some time to get adjusted to. Continue reading Regularly cleaning masks can aid in facial hygiene
The question of student athletes making money has been a hot topic in college sports for many years. Continue reading NCAA set to grant student athletes ability to profit off of likeness
TikTok, an app that has quickly captivated Gen Z, has been on the receiving end of scrutiny from the White House administration. Continue reading U.S. officials consider ban of popular creator app, TikTok
The Center for Personal and Professional Development (CPPD) recently launched Handshake, a career management platform. Continue reading CPPD implements new app for easier access to job portal
Krannert has undergone numerous changes since last semester. Continue reading Krannert becomes temporary educational space due to COVID-19
When athletes boycotted their games a few weeks ago to protest systemic racism in the United States, many were quick to condemn them, claiming sports should be politics-free. Continue reading Athlete protests should not be condemned
