COVID-19 has taught me to appreciate the little things
Darrian Breedlove, Opinion Editor
March 25, 2020
It’s no secret the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting everyone in some way. From state lock downs, toilet paper feuds and many people getting sick, this outspread has impacted everyone in the country. More close to home, high school and college seniors are losing many of their “last” experiences no...
Senior seminar highlights student inspirations, skills
Jeana Everhart, Staff Writer
November 19, 2019
Gabrielle Pyle has worked in the McCutchan Art Center/Pace Galleries for three semesters because she loves setting up the art exhibits. The senior studio art major said the current senior seminar exhibit is special for her, as her own art, two ceramic and two wood pieces, are in the show. “Seeing m...
Lessons on mental toughness
Sarah Rogers, Features Editor
January 22, 2019
Alex Davidson spent her first two seasons on the basketball team sitting the bench. The senior elementary education major’s family would crowd the bleachers each game, only to see Davidson play the last minute of every game. “My family was proud that I was even on the team,” Davidson said. “But to me, it was e...
More than a T-Shirt member
Gabi Wy, Features Editor
August 24, 2016
Freshman Clifton Jett wanted to join “everything” college had to offer. The day before classes started, he spoke at the first Christian service offered by university Religious Life. He feels he belongs at the multicultural center, and as a theatre major, he’s auditioning for his first U...
Branching out
Sarah Loesch, Sports Editor
April 19, 2016
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 base should be the strongest part. While talking to Haley Hodges, an upperclassman on the softball team, she...