When asking those I know around me who have experience in the fine yet messy world of journalism, the end of their response always comes down to one thing:
This job can suck the f♦cking life out...
Change. This word has been the driving force of my life for the last two years.
When I became editor-in-chief of The Shield in May of 2021, I had a staff of four people and was the youngest editor-in-chief...
My first week at USI was a blur of campus activities and new friends, but there is one moment that I will never forget. I was sitting in my dorm, surrounded by faces that were just becoming familiar, when...
Clarification: The Shield previously stated the Henderson Gleaner closed. We corrected the story to say Audubon Printers, which operated at the Henderson Gleaner, closed in May.
College campuses and...
Illustration by Abigail Stanley
Amid new data provided by Public Safety’s annual Clery report, changes in presidential politics could affect how certain crimes are reported.
The change in reporting...
After deciding to go back to school to finish my RN-BSN, I have decided to apply for my Master’s in Science in Nursing Management and Leadership. Through class and clinical I am learning what kind of a leader I want to be , but also attributes that I want to keep away from.
The upperclassmen on a team are like the roots of a tree.
They keep the team grounded and they provide a base for growth.
While it may seem odd to put the upperclassmen at the bottom of a metaphor, the...
Being a leader is a role junior defender McKinsey Durham has always seemed to fit into well. She was a captain on the women's soccer team this past fall, coaches club soccer, is co-president of the Student...
