What I Learned From Rugby
by Daisy Jasmine, Staff Writer I was never much for team sports. Volleyball, softball, basketball, and competitive swimming all courted me, and one by […]
Month: April 2018
Plastic Pollution: Global Public Enemy Number One
By Mackenzie Pedersen, Staff Writer The world is facing a new public enemy. The name of this enemy is Plastic Pollution. Plastic is not a […]
Snowden, Panama Papers, and The Media
By Bryce Bower, Co-Editor Snowden Edward Snowden, according to one of his coworkers at the NSA, is a genius among geniuses. He knew what he […]
Choose Your Own Adventure: Video Games and Storytelling
by Daisy Jasmine, Staff Writer It’s hardly news to anyone that any pastime which picks up widespread popularity is bound to eventually be met with […]
Dr. Michael Crow at Thunderbird – Listen Here!
By Chris Barton, Editor-in-Chief This last Monday (April 9th, 2018), Dr. Michael Crow came out to Thunderbird to talk to the students and faculty. Although […]
WAKANDA IS REAL
By Djoudie Etoundi, Guest Writer The following article originally appeared on Medium. We have reprinted it here in order to showcase the work of our […]
A Journey Taken
By Aaron White, Guest Writer A couple of weeks ago a handful of OMGM’s embarked on a journey. One group went off to Lima and […]
The Adventure on Cannibal Island
By Amanda Cardini, Co-editor It’s a familiar experience – you go back to a place you haven’t been to since you were a kid and […]
Confessions of a Best Friend
By Mackenzie Pedersen, Staff Writer Best Friend: ‘One’s Closest and Dearest Friend.’ It seems like so long ago that my best friend and I met. […]
A T-Bird Runs for Congress
By Rick Beitman, Guest Writer The 2018 U.S. midterm election season is in swing and with November 6 a short seven months away, Thunderbird alumnus José […]