A gallery of Saturday’s Acappellafest.
Column
Raise Your Voice Against Injustice To Ignite A Long Absent Dialogue
When we see global injustices or certain policies that squelch expression and dialogues from occurring, why don’t we take a stand?
Column, News
Thinking Beyond Borders Doesn’t Mean Forgetting Our Heroes
Adopting a patriotic way of looking at tragedies that wrack the U.S. is integral in the healing process, but it could become detrimental if as a nation, we only choose to acknowledge the terrors that have been wrought on our own soil.
News, Column
Here’s To Everyday First Days
Life is full of first days of school, or experiences that demand our strength and test us in the more important ways. They allow us to rethink prior beliefs and ways of living and offer up a new path if we so choose to take it.
News, Column
Live Life’s Questions
As a bewildered and timid pre-freshman, I impulsively signed myself up for the PULSE program, and what ensued was a crash course on how to live.
Column, News
Giving Our Hearts Away
By: Alex Gaynor
Responsibilities and obligations may be more significant duties than we often imagine. There are the typical responsibilities such as washing dishes after a meal and simple obligations like showing up for class on time-but there are also responsibilities toward one another and the crazy, giant world that we all inhabit.
Column, News
Be Human, Be Alive
By: Alex Gaynor
We are often so hesitant to admit our weaknesses. But, a part of being human is the struggle to make sense of ourselves, our role in our society and environment, and life itself.
Column, Off Campus, News
Words Not Required
In an ever-globalizing world, non-verbal and technological communication has become the norm, making antiquated ways of communicating obsolete in many situations.
Column, News
Words Not Required
By: Alex Gaynor
In an ever-globalizing world, non-verbal and technological communication has become the norm, making antiquated ways of communicating obsolete in many situations.
Column, News
Freedom Of Getting Lost
By: Alex Gaynor
The term “lost” tends to connote chaos and confusion. Lost is the exact opposite of having and abiding by a plan or carefully reviewed map. As my professor stated, perhaps getting lost can actually reveal to us places, people, and experiences that we never would have even fathomed had we stuck to our personal maps and plans.
