by Sneha Pujani | Oct 17, 2019 | Archives, Archives 2018-2019
By Sneha Pujani, Staff Writer The quaint town of Page has so much to offer. This sleepy settlement hides mesmerizing sights that will keep you hooked, and in a good way. Over the Labor Day weekend, a couple of friends and I decided to escape the heat and our...
by Tanner Weigel | Feb 14, 2019 | Archives
By Tanner Weigel, Staff Writer The crafting and execution of foreign policy is not an easy gig. In the United States, the actions of the current and previous two Presidents certainly speak to the complexities of international relations. And where these leaders’...
by Guest Writer | Feb 12, 2019 | Archives
By Denis Bateme, Guest Writer YOU ALONE When this story is told I suppose You will be by my side Still holding my hand as tightly as in the beginning That your stare shall as forever be transfixed upon my presence In utmost admiration as an eternal tale of old newness...
by DJ Nelson | Jan 31, 2019 | Archives
By DJ Nelson, Staff Writer A visit to the museum is an experience that can open the mind to cultures, a different era in time, or perhaps an emotion that only you can feel; a sort of connection if you will. The moment I experienced all three was during the last week...
by Billy Pierre | Jan 31, 2019 | Archives
By Billy Pierre, Staff Writer It is customary to start a new year with resolutions. Most of the time, these do not hold until the end of February. I would rather dedicate my first article for this semester as a gesture of gratitude. Gratitude first to be alive. For...
