The “Buley Art Gallery Ceramics: Selections from the Permanent Collections,” in
the lower level of Buley Library on Monday, Oct. 5. Photo by William Gagné
New exhibit in the art gallery located in Buley Library showcases ceramics.
Luke Eilderts, associate professor of French, Erin Larkin, director of Interdisciplinary Studies Program and
Frank Carrano, former adjunct professor representing the Department of World Languages. Photo by William Gagné
“You gotta bring A+ game every single day, and especially in the playoffs,” Lynch said. “We call it a dog fight. Everyone’s fighting for the same thing.”
The recent snow storm has delayed production of the Southern News. There will be no issue this week. There will be a double issue released next week on Wednesday, March 4. Stay
Forward Rheyna Steinauer, a senior, led the way with a career-high 31 points, shooting with efficiency from the field and drained multiple three pointers, giving the team a big lead early.
Mathematics major Lena Nguyen, a senior, political science major William Moroz, a senior, and journalism
major Christian Schloemer, a junior, after the Student Government Association meeting on the second floor
of the Adanti Student Center on Feb. 9. Photo by Victoria Cruz
“ICE is putting fear into U.S. citizens all over. It is truly heartbreaking, especially coming from a federal agency like homeland security, the department that’s supposed to keep citizens safe,” finance major
Art education major Emily Caspole, a junior, and
elementary education major Mia Cruz, a freshman,
drawing on puzzles for the contest. Photos by Lily Rand
Hosted by the Office of Student Involvement, the new event served as a semester kickoff offering interactive activities, a photo station, custom airbrushed hats and winter-themed games alongside snacks and hot chocolate.
By Valentina Toro Features Editor Belt it out baby! Everyone has their headphones anyway… “Headphones because they are noticeable and loud.” Art and design major Tariq Peters, a junior “AirPods because it’s
For me, LEGO was never about value or scarcity; it was about imagination. But as I am watching today’s market, I cannot help feeling that something fundamental has shifted.