Hailey Warren, Managing Editor of Content
• November 18, 2024
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, as of July 2023, women make up an estimated 50.5 percent of the U.S. population. We earn the majority of bachelor’s degrees or higher, own a collective 1.13 million...
While some find their escape from the overwhelming day-to-day in a book or a show, others turn to tabletop gaming. Perhaps the most mainstream of which is Dungeons and Dragons (D&D).
D&D is...
With the end of 2024 quickly approaching, enrollment for winter quarter is upon us. For those wondering about diversity, equity and social justice as a pathway, a capstone class run by instructors Phebe...
Now, more than ever, your vote matters. This year, fight to protect your schools, civil liberties, environmental health and election integrity.
It is often hard to feel heard in a political, bipartisan...
As the crisp air of fall sets in and Halloween decorations line the streets, there's another celebration that emerges, rich in history and meaning but often misunderstood.
The Day of the Dead, or Día...
There’s a ghost story on campus – and it’s easy to miss.
After all, not many students travel under the main hub of Parks Student Union to the source of the paranormal rumors. The first floor of...
Sam Whitney, Managing Editor of Content
• May 28, 2024
Facing Spokane Saturday afternoon, the Trojans needed a win to keep their championship hopes, and their season, alive.
After a scoreless top of the first from freshman lefty Landon Welter, the Trojans...
Hailey Warren, Managing Editor of Content
• May 20, 2024
It’s no secret that Americans love bite-sized content delivered in personalized feeds.
Whether it’s cat videos, live protest footage, fashion inspiration, live debates between average joes or a...
Max McClintock
“I fully believe in and support Palestine's liberation, I always have for many years. I was looking for opportunities to support here on campus and glad for the opportunity.”
Omar...
Sitting in on a student government meeting doesn’t sound like a whole lot of fun. However, it can be quite informative about how certain aspects of the campus are managed.
The April 19 meeting began...
Succulent Success, a celebration for Earth Day organized by the Trojan Activities Board (TAB), had students lining up under the sun on Tuesday, April 23.
“A lot of them don’t know about Earth Day…...
“Off the Frame” is one of the themes of artist Jamie Curtismith’s showcase gallery, currently available for viewing at the Russell Day Art Gallery inside the Cascade Learning Resource Center Mondays...
