By Andrew Venzie Staff Writer In the senior seminar course for physics majors, Taylor Worthington was given the opportunity to recreate Millikan’s Oil Drop Experiment, first conducted in 1909 by Robert A. […]
By Conway Lynch Staff Writer On Oct. 30, a devious vandal took to our beautiful campus. Armed with spray paint, a high dose of angst and a faulty understanding of Satanism, the […]
By Hunter Mikosz Contributing Writer In 1789, when the constitution was ratified, the first political party was created: the Federalist Party. From there on out, political parties have been at the forefront […]
By Ellen Robinson Contributing Writer Pumpkin Spice Rice Krispie Treats Rice Krispie treats have always been an easy dorm room snack being that you just throw everything in a bowl and pop […]
By James Bouffard Staff Writer The process of applying for college and financing an education is often stressful, and many students experience it twice when applying for graduate school. Fortunately at least for […]
By Samantha Paine Editor-in-Chief Skinny and tall, dark curly hair cut short, a resting face you could mistake for disinterest. Dan Dismuke didn’t particularly stand out in the college scene, didn’t quite […]
By Katelyn Melder Freeform Editor The Department of Geography, in a move to promote sustainability on campus, will be hosting Geography Awareness Week from Nov. 12 to 16. The Geography Club decided […]
By Conway Lynch Staff Writer Halloween is creeping up on us quickly, and I for one haven’t planned what my costume will be this year. I anticipate being invited to a slew […]
By Katelyn Melder Freeform Editor By welcoming a waste-free lifestyle, college students can lessen their harmful impact on the environment. Partially committing to this lifestyle, and improving upon my current waste production […]
By James Bouffard Staff Writer Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro’s recent trip to the United Nations surprised everyone. The embattled despot offered to shake hands with President Donald Trump in order to reconcile […]
