
The Coffin of Media Literacy and the Death of Fandoms
The longer one typically spends on the internet, the more likely they are to hear or read the claim “media literacy is dead,” a questionable idea that thousands of articles have covered…

The longer one typically spends on the internet, the more likely they are to hear or read the claim “media literacy is dead,” a questionable idea that thousands of articles have covered…

Author’s Notice: This article is a criticism and analysis of religious content, written from a secular point of view. Religious connotations understood by Christians may not apply, and the seven sins are…

On Tuesday, October 21, the University of Evansville was abuzz with activity, anticipating the arrival of Eliza Griswold, the author of the Honors First Year Seminar common read, Circle of Hope. At…

Although the concept of the body has been explored through biological lenses, little has been studied about the soul that regulates the body. The author of “Soul without Shame” answers the question,…

Last month, the No Kings 2.0 protests across the United States gained national attention for their crowd size and opposition against President Donald J. Trump. For months, Democratic figures have pointed out…

Maybe it was the appeal of the venue — Istanbul, with its rich history and its unique location straddling two continents — but equally appealing was the opportunity to come together with…

The University of Evansville men’s soccer team has continued its strong 2025 campaign, battling through a stretch of conference play with resilience and key performances from veteran leaders. The Aces posted a…

Each morning, the sun rises, giving us an illusion of the natural world and its wonders. The real dilemma lies in the fact that nothing has remained truly natural. The biological composition…

November 1, 1512: The ceiling of the Sistine Chapel is viewable to the public. November 2, 1795: The French Directorate takes power in Paris. A five-man revolutionary government replaces the Committee of…

In October 2025, something was missing from Indiana University’s campus: the Indiana Daily Student. When alumni, donors, and visitors flooded Bloomington for Homecoming, IU halted the IDS’s print and distribution entirely. The…