Among the rows of books and weathered carpeting on the fourth floor of the Clifford Library, the bright, modern ChangeLab Incubator serves as the office of Embrace Marketing and Communications. What started…
Honors Activity Board’s annual Nerd Wars trivia competition was another success, with nineteen student teams and four faculty teams participating. The faculty team “Consilience” — consisting of associ- ate professor John Stamm,…
In 1970, Richard Nixon was president, the Beatles broke up, and Clark Kimberling, professor of mathematics, began teaching at UE. Back when UE still had a football team, Kimberling — working on…
In a changing world full of overwhelming technology, nostalgia can drive people to hold onto tradition. Evansville is a place of rich history and the community and its rituals are connected by…
Good news for those who missed the Crescent last fall it’s back. It is going to look different from the magazine our campus community has been used to for about 10 years.…
There is no doubt that hip-hop is prominent in our culture. Hip-hop artists claim many of the top spots on the Billboard music charts and sometimes defeat pop stars for certain Grammy…
Tattoos and piercings have been a part of the body art landscape for thousands of years. And just like today, some were plain, others were elaborate, but what archaeologists have found over…
People are different from one another. This is not a radical idea. From an early age, children are taught to celebrate each other’s differences, as that is what makes us unique. Yet…
Growing up, there was always someone to look up to, such as family, teachers, clergy, coaches and athletes. I found the men I looked up to the most to be athletes. Countless…
As children, St. Patrick’s Day consisted of elementary school get-togethers where we pinched classmates who forgot to wear green and made leprechaun hats while eating four-leaf clover cookies. Now, if we do…