Tegan Ruhl, Assistant Lifestyle Editor
• November 16, 2022
In the past year and a half of my time at USI, I’ve come to realize how much of a hidden gem this campus is. Not only have I been given so many educational opportunities that have helped me advance my...
Fall is undoubtedly my favorite season. It brings around feelings of comfort and coziness, warmth and togetherness. I can’t help but smile the first time I step outside and find an autumn breeze has...
“Well, we did move you in four years ago, now,” my dad said.
It was around 3:30 p.m. on Nov. 21. The road was still wet from the rain and raindrops slid down the car windows. My father and I were...
Students are taking precautions before returning home for Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving break starts Nov. 25, after which all classes will continue online. Some students will be heading home for break...
In about three weeks, most of us will be going home for Thanksgiving break.
I know that I am personally worried about being around family members because of the pandemic. The last thing I would want...
The Fall commencement ceremony will now require tickets to attend due to safety concerns with overcrowding.
“We start to evaluate and predict what the number of people attending will look like early...
In this post-election season, I feel we have forgotten something very important.
We have forgotten Thanksgiving; we have forgotten to be thankful. I remember growing up, my mother had my siblings and...
“Oh, your friend’s pretty okay, for a black feller.”
“You can have your husband do that for you when you’re older.”
“People are gay because they have shoulder demons.”
Yes, these are...
While local students spend time with their families and chow down on Thanksgiving turkey, international students are either staying put or experiencing the holiday in Chicago.
