My excitement at traveling was replaced with a mix of fear and uncertainty as I left my father and brother.
A mile-long line of people in front of me. Another line behind me.
Worse, I was alone.
Would...
For decades, allies and members of the LGBTQ+ community have been fighting for equality. And over the last ten years we were doing great. Legalizing gay marriage. Making Stonewall a national monument....
CRU at IUS, a campus group that’s founded in the worldwide Christian organization, lives out its mission as a caring community and passionate about connecting people to Jesus Christ and telling His story. CRU...
My time here has felt like an eternity but also felt like less than a minute.
As I start out my farewell, I need to give credit where credit is most due. A big thank you must be given to my peers,...
Two truths and a lie.
The ice breaker game makes me want to groan just thinking about playing it.
The reason I hate it?
I’m terrible at lying.
So when one of my professors asked my classmates...
Do you ever mindlessly flip through Netflix or Hulu until you find something intriguing like maybe a new true crime drama or possibly a celebrity allegations documentary? Well back in the early parts of...
John Renfrow, Contributing Reporter
• June 24, 2019
The buzz around Lin-Manuel Miranda’s “Hamilton” is inescapable, but it was especially difficult to miss when it came to Louisville for the first time in June to the Kentucky Center for the Arts.
The...
On April 14, the eighth and final — and much-anticipated — season of Game of Thrones (GOT) will air its first episode. GOT is a TV show on HBO, based on George R. R. Martin’s book series, “A Song...
Brandy, a distillate of wine, faces unfair biases among consumers. For example, buyers see “apple” on the label of an apple brandy bottle and think the drink inside must taste like apples.
But does...
Audiences look forward to the Oscars just about every year, even though there’s usually an infuriating win or two. Yet they usually have such a strong list of nominees that one can understand why so-and-so...
In every American politics class, it seems one particular question always comes up – is voting a right or a privilege?
The answer, of course, is that it’s a right. The 26th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution...
Jose Aponte, Interdisciplinary Studies Grad Student; Assistant Director of Student Media
• September 19, 2018
Jennifer Ortiz, assistant professor of criminal justice, was not able to reach her grandfather for three months after Hurricane Maria hit the island of Puerto Rico. He was without power, water or food....
