Focus on the Knowns
By Amanda Cardini, Editor-in-Chief The end of the semester is typically a time of high stress. Between final exams and group projects, extracurricular activities wrapping […]
Features
Economics, Politics & Technology Disrupting Higher Education and the International Mobile Student
By DJ Nelson, Staff Writer For many years individuals have been crossing country borders to seek higher educations. These students fall into three separate categories: […]
Pike Quenelle (Quenelle de Brochet)
By Billy Pierre, Staff Writer Whether you believe it or not, we are at the end of the semester. Many of you will travel – at least I hope so. So, […]
The Pauline Foundation
By Billy Pierre, Staff Writer Pauline moved to the US from Uganda. Like most of us, she came here looking for the fulfillment of her […]
How Well Do You Know Arizona?
By Chanel McFollins, Staff Writer Arizona is home to a lot of natural wonders and gems. Whether an AZ native or AZ newcomer, there are […]
Traveling Solo: A Tbird’s Guide
By Bryce Bower, Editor-in-Chief I spent my 2013-2014 school year of undergrad at a language school in a small French town, right next to the […]
DAMN. What an Album.
By Chanel McFollins, Staff Writer Hungarian-born Joseph Pulitzer settled in America and became a renown journalist and publisher. Upon his death in 1911, he left […]
Self-Discipline. The Most Valuable Trait
By Tomiwa Adeyemo, Staff Writer. There are three words I’m certain we’ve all said or thought before. Three words that have kept us up all […]
Hippie Tree
By Jack Ebnet, Guest Writer Hippie Tree Tucked away and hidden aside a residential neighborhood atop the hills of Tiburon, an off the radar slice […]
In the Spirit of Seoul
By Amanda Cardini, Editor-in-Chief When I decided to go on the Summerim in Asia this past summer, I immediately knew that I wanted to travel […]