
Writer · Class of 2030
Kara Bonifer
Kara Bonifer is a first-year visual communication major at the University of Evansville and a member of the Class of 2030. She writes to express her perspective and keep readers informed.
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Writer · Class of 2030
Kara Bonifer is a first-year visual communication major at the University of Evansville and a member of the Class of 2030. She writes to express her perspective and keep readers informed.
Read Kara’s articles →

As we head further into these uncertain times, the threat to our lives and those of our friends and families has become more real every day. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or I.C.E,…

Years ago, my favorite television show, Game of Thrones, aired for the first time. In the first few minutes of the first season, viewers hear a prophecy that a great evil will…

Recently, UE made history by welcoming the first known transgender student into Greek Life. This student, who asked for anonymity to maintain respectful privacy, spoke about their experience joining and participating in…

Trotter House of Evansville is a community resource center seeking to give love and dignity to families going through crisis pregnancies or other difficult seasons of life. The center offers a variety…

There is nothing more special than when you grow up with a story. As you age, you start to understand and relate to parts of the story you never could before. This…

Fall semester was, to put it succinctly, a hot mess. However, between the assignments and projects, I was lucky enough to find time for a handful of albums to take over my…

I wake upon a land I did not choose, a ground made fertile by erased lives. No birth of mine agreed to what was done, no breath approved the theft that shaped…

Charcoal adorns my head as I walk to my 8 am. Its gray cross fills me with anxiety. I pass classmates also demonstrating their belief every Ash Wednesday. I fear that in…

The longer one typically spends on the internet, the more likely they are to hear or read the claim “media literacy is dead,” a questionable idea that thousands of articles have covered…