Left Behind: An article about the influx of professors leaving UE
Feeling left behind in college is normal. It’s most likely the first time you’re away from home, and life seems to be moving on full steam ahead without you. Old […]
Rowboats and Alligators
Rowboats and Alligators Mitchell Bretz backed into a corner in wide open water as I so often manage with nothing but stick in hand, and I’ve been at it […]
Lifestyle Feature
“Love, Charity, and Esteem: Exploring the Heart of Greek Life with Tau Kappa Epsilon” For as long as most can remember, the college fraternity lifestyle has been seen as a […]
The Sports Write Up
This year’s basketball season began on October 28th for the men’s basketball team when they hosted Wabash here in Evansville, Indiana, at the Ford Center. The Aces, with a first […]
The Growth of True Crime Content
According to the Pew Research Center, true crime podcasts make up nearly half of the content on Apple Podcasts. In correlation, societal interest in true crime is continuously rising as […]
A Brief History on Bob Dylan
If you were to reference Bob Dylan, many college students nowadays will probably not know who you are talking about. Even if they were to know who he was, chances […]
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Engage for Change: Why Politics Should Matter to Everyone
As a non-binary, bisexual, queer person, politics for me has always been a matter of life or death. Yet, there are people who say things such as, “I don’t […]
Greenwashing: Looking out for False Environmentalism
Lately, I’ve seen a lot of products labeled with “eco-friendly” or “eco-conscious” when, in reality, the products are far from it. This money-grabbing tactic tricks environmentally concerned consumers into purchasing […]