By Jenny Wallace Arts & Entertainment Editor Named after the “So Punk” movement in South Africa’s Soweto township, Afronaut is an up-and-coming band. Their new album, “Africans from Outer Space,” is an […]
By Jenny Wallace Arts & Entertainment Editor On Feb. 11, KU held its first Wellness day, a day where professors cannot hold class or assign work and meant to supplement the loss […]
By Ryan Murphy Contributing Writer On Dec. 25, 2020, Disney’s Pixar released their latest original movie, and it’s an instant classic. “Soul” isn’t a story that follows a young artist wanting to […]
By Melissa Fatzinger Contributing Writer After the end of “Avengers: Endgame,” Marvel fans all over the world were devastated. So many favorite characters such as Tony Stark and Black Widow were lost, […]
By Spencer Ford Contributing Author Louis Tomlinson’s debut album, “Walls,” is now celebrating one year since its initial release on Jan. 31, 2020. The album, which had 12 tracks and 5 singles, […]
By Jenny Wallace Arts & Entertainment Editor During these unprecedented times, students of the arts have lost showcases, concerts, and festivals. To combat these challenges, Student Government Board representative Vincenzo D’Ancona acknowledged […]
By Jenny Wallace Arts & Entertainment Editor Throughout KU’s third week of classes, the Multicultural Center held a three-day Ujima conference where students had the privilege of listening to activist Patrisse Cullors. […]
By Raven ShellmanContributing Writer It has been just under a year since COVID-19 reached the US. Though many think about it, we seem to have always had the ability to see what […]
By Spencer Ford Contributing Writer Ever since the series first aired in 2002, “The Bachelor” has been taking reality TV by storm and only seems to be getting more popular with each […]
By Melissa Stough Contributing Writer “Lions, tigers and bears, oh my…bank account?” College students’ savings are all a little lighter thanks to the shelves of soft, plush creatures known as Squishmallows. In […]