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 →
“In this effort to attain security, independence and privacy of course were suspect.” Ursula K. Le Guin , City of Illusions In modern times, it’s impossible to disappear completely. Our phones, computers,…
From the freshman fifteen, figuring out Greek life, joining clubs and trying not to cry when you realize you must do your own laundry, becoming a freshman means starting fresh, while also…
Notice: Most of this was written prior to the third game’s early access release. Whatever new lore is revealed in the third game’s early access, this will not have it. Trivia Murder…
By the edge of Grantham, Lincolnshire, stands a building that seems almost too grand to belong in the English countryside. Harlaxton Manor has been a family home, wartime headquarters, religious seminary and…
Over the summer, I received a wonderful opportunity to intern at a local museum in my hometown. My research consisted of a focus on Mesoamerican cultures, namely Aztec and Maya, with a…
My first weekend in Harlaxton proved to be eventful. Within a few days of touching down in England, Chance and I were invited by our friend Kyla to see the final day…
JINX – Waterparks (July 2026) | 41 minutes | alternative / pop-rock I’d definitely regret not mentioning the newest release from one of my favorite bands. I was lucky enough to see…
I am writing to share a concern that has been on my mind: how Evansville responds to people in the middle of a mental health crisis. I want to start by acknowledging…
105 years strong, the Fall Festival is coming back for another week of fun. Packed with food, games, and parades, the event is a staple of Evansville’s community. Everything is deep-fried, everyone…
The Grace and Peace Lutheran Church have passed the torch of the donut burger onto the Evansville African American Museum (EAAM). On Saturday, September 5 th , the EAAM had its first…