The 2024 presidential election divided the United States, however, there were common concerns between parties. According to the Pew Research Center, registered voters valued the importance of health care...
Over the break, I finished season three of “Invincible,” one of my favorite shows on television right now. It was amazing and my friends and I are eagerly awaiting the next season of the show.
I...
On March 13, Sleep Token emerged with a new offering—this term is often used when the band releases new tracks—for their upcoming album: “Even in Arcadia.”
Sleep Token is an anonymous British...
Over the weekend, I went with a friend to the Maple Sugarbush Festival. This two-day event, which serves as a fundraiser for Wesselman Woods, originally began in 1978.
I’ll start this review with...
In an era of memes, viral tweets, TikTok, writing to your representatives might seem a bit outdated. Why send an email or a letter to your representative when you can hit the ‘repost’ button—you’re...
“And it wasn't [a] super lustful kiss scene or anything like that,” said Chad Tew, associate professor of online journalism, “It was [an] innocent kiss, is how I would describe it, just they were...
Lila Sepici, The Los Angeles Loyolan
• February 26, 2025
Student-run newspapers and media across the U.S. are losing necessary funding and being stripped of the resources they need to practice ethical and fair journalism. What the administrators and school...
USI’s International Food Expo was hosted by iClub Feb. 14 in Carter Hall. International students showcased their heritage through traditional dishes, desserts, dance performances and musical presentations,...
Here at USI, there are a multitude of clubs and organizations that are cultural including student unions (Hispanic, Black, Asian), allyship like Sexuality and Gender Alliance (SAGA), faith-based like fellowships,...
Sal Vulcano, a comedian best known for starring in reality tv series, “Impractical Jokers” performed at the Old National Events Plaza Jan. 17. There, comedians Chris Johnston and Jay Larson opened...
Over a year ago I wrote a retrospective on “Breaking Bad” and its impact on modern television. It is one of my favorite shows and holds up incredibly well all these years later, so much so that its...
“Infinite Gauge” was created by Makenzie Goodman and Adam Stacey. This show, which centers around the Wabash and White Rivers will remain on display in the New Harmony Gallery of Contemporary Art until...
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