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The Harder They Fall is definitely a Western for the modern age, and in keeping with the status of our modern age, it’s a lot. My knowledge of Westerns is limited. I…
Millions of Humboldt penguins once lived and thrived along the rocky coastlines of La Isla Grande de Chiloé, located in southern Chile. The population of these penguins has dwindled into the thousands…
On March 27th, 2020 the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act was passed by Congress. Allowing students at the University of Evansville to receive a Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF).…
You are a hardcore gamer, and you decide to marathon your favorite video game. Your gaming goes from one night to two nights, then that turns into several more. After several days…
“Every time a new opportunity arises my first thought is, ‘wow, why me?’” said by No.1 ranked tennis player, Naomi Osaka. Osaka decided to take a break from tennis and focus on…
“There’s no place like home.” This phrase is recognizable and central to the lives of many Americans. Yet more than 450 people in Evansville have no place to call home. Many people…
Qalupalik. Timingila. Bari-Degi. No, I did not just hit random keys on my keyboard. These are myths and mythical creatures from Alaska, India, and Korea, respectively, and they are among the many…
Professor Matteson, Chair of the Department of Art and Advisor to Clay Club said: “A lot of hours went into creating these unique ceramic bowls. The artists dedicated a lot of energy and hard work. I am blessed to have such a wonderful group to work with on such a great cause.”
When UE resumed in-person classes this fall, most students’ return depended solely on a reopened campus. But for a number of international students, travel restrictions and other obstacles related to COVID meant…
The athletic season at UE and other universities across the nation was cancelled when COVID-19 began its spread across the U.S. last spring, and at many universities, the pause on sports continued…
The history of theatre spans thousands of years, and while its demise has often been predicted, it lives on today. The pandemic launched the longest shutdown in the history of theatre when…
It has been over a year since the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak in the U.S. and vaccine distribution is underway. Over 100 million people have been vaccinated nationally and the number…