The Department of Archaeology and Anthropology at the University of Evansville has welcomed two new faculty members in the past two years. For this double-feature edition of the Faculty Research Spotlight Series,…
At the time of writing, Gaza has suffered Israel’s constant bombardment for 500 days. Just last night I received the updates from @letstalkpalestine on Instagram about Day 499, and at the very…
On January 20th, President Trump signed an executive order terminating “illegal DEI and ‘diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility’ (DEIA) mandates, policies, programs, preferences, and activities in the Federal Government, under whatever name…
When we think about St. Patrick’s Day in America, we often think of wearing green, shamrock shakes, and a leprechaun sitting at the end of a rainbow with a pot of gold.…
In the United States, politics have become identities, and identities have become political. Some may argue against that, but in our current climate, people fear their rights being taken from them because…
Now that the Ace’s Grill Exchange has been running for a while, I figured it was time for someone to give their honest opinion on it. This past month, I have been…
Spring semester has begun, and a new year has started. Many see this time as a clean slate and go into the new year and new semester feeling great. For others, this…
For many college athletes, the game is more than just competition; it’s a way of life. It starts with childhood dreams, backyard battles, and a relentless drive to improve. By the time…
Each January, around 2,500 eager academics, students, and enthusiasts of archaeology descend upon an unsuspecting U.S. city for the Archaeological Institute of America’s annual meeting. The Archaeological Institute of America, or the…
What is love, if not the yearning to transcend the barriers that life places before us? In the tale of Pyramus and Thisbe, the wall stands not merely as a physical divide…