Grandma Was a Jedi

A long time ago, I used to sleep really well. I sleep decently for a middle-aged man, but for a while, it wasn’t so. Racing thoughts, bouts with apnea, midnight […]

Harlaxton Hijinks: Wales

I stood in line at the crowded Pub on a chilly Thursday night. Ian and AP flanked me, both just as thirsty as me for another pint. By this point […]

Healthy Eating Tips for College Students

     You’re finally on your own away from home, and now you have to feed yourself; or maybe you have returned to campus and are tired of the dining […]

Prevention or Cure for Disruptive Habits?

Despite many efforts to break unhealthy eating and sleeping habits, the pattern continues. While most selective eaters manage to include greens in their diet for half the year, they often […]

The Kids Aren’t Alright

          Mental health is a critical part of one’s overall health and well-being. For kids, it is becoming more of a struggle to think positively and manage their emotions. For […]

Voices of Social Justice: Advocacy for Change

In this special section of the Crescent Magazine, we present impassioned letters from students at the University of Evansville who are actively engaging with pressing social issues in our society. […]

Yes, She Can

After calls from Democratic Party leaders, the political world flipped when, on July 21, 2024, President Joe Biden announced his decision to resign from the 2024 Election. Biden’s shaky performance […]