EVANSVILLE, Ind. On the second floor of Ridgway, nestled between the Multicultural Student Commons and the center for diversity lies the painting “194,967 strokes,” by Jon Michael Siau, who has also had…
Imagine you are living a typical life in a city you call home. By day’s end, you go to bed. You wake up to see that your city is under attack. You…
From April 2-3, UE’s Venturing Crew and several guests set out across Southern Illinois to visit some of the state’s most beautiful natural wonders, participating in many activities that allowed them to…
Healthcare. A heated topic regardless of party lines. Pro-life, pro-choice. Anti-Affordable Care Act, pro-ACA. Privatization, nationalization. But there is one elephant in the room: the stress on healthcare workers. It has been…
It is said that an athlete will die twice. Once when they hang up their cleats for the last time and once at the end of their life on earth. The end…
Picture this. It’s your first day at your university. You’ve been awaiting this day for as long as you could remember after all no one in your family has been able to…
This year I got to attend and be a part of the 29th Annual Leadership Awards Ceremony as a photographer and award winner. The Ceremony was filled with a plethora of students…
Alissa Paik is the owner of Thrive Marketing Strategies and Alissa Paik Consulting . She leads a team of creatives and consults directly with business leaders to uplevel their marketing strategy. Alissa…
I read Maus, a graphic novel by American cartoonist Art Spiegelman in my high school English class. Maus tells the story of Spiegelman’s father Vladek Spiegelman’s Holocaust experience and recounts the effects…
On Friday, March 25 th , musician Jay Filson visited the University of Evansville to perform a free concert, which took place from 12:00-1:00 at Rademacher’s Café. Filson, a Michigan native, moved…