Eulogy to a Living Girl
They hold hands to grieve me together. I’m not gone yet. They’re watching. I’m slowly dying. All victims of the bystander effect. Maybe I’ll mean something more to […]
What The First Wave Missed: A Deep Dive into the Feminist Movement
The history of feminist movements often focuses predominantly on white women, positioning them as the protagonists of the struggle for gender equality. However, taking a revisionist approach reveals a complex […]
Journey To Justice
Hello!! My name is Elijah Hamilton and I was fortunate enough to participate in Journey to Justice, a class we offer here at the University of Evansville. It’s available during […]
About the War In Ukraine
Two weeks ago, the Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelensky, visited President Donald Trump in the White House to discuss a deal to continue the supplement of American weapons to the Ukrainian […]
Is ChatGPT Making Students Lazy or Helping Them Be Successful?
The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) tools like ChatGPT has sparked a lot of discussions about their impact on students. Some people argue that these tools are making students lazy […]
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My Own Alderaan
My Own Alderaan I knew destruction was imminent when you blocked out the sun over the blue sky I put you in, your indifference trained on me like the […]
My Grandpa Was A Soldier.
By Hayden Chrapek My Grandpa Was A Soldier. he didn’t like to talk about it, but he told me about it once when i asked about it for a 7th […]
Equity in Healthcare: Bridging the Gap for Obesity Treatment Access Through Medicare Coverage Reform
Obesity, a pervasive public health challenge, has far reaching consequences, impacting individuals and healthcare systems alike. It stands as a formidable obstacle, affecting millions of Americans and straining healthcare […]