Lexi White – Contributor Was there ever a time you felt like you did not have a place to completely express yourself, or your faith, on campus? Art education major Stephanie Williams,
Jay’Mi Vazquez – News Editor On Friday, Oct. 13, Folio held its Halloween-themed open mic at the Adanti Student Center Fireside Lounge. The open mic was open to any student to come
Brianna Wallen – General Reporter Lights! Camera! Pose! At the university, many students not only strut the hallway but also catwalk on the runway. After class, they ditch their backpacks for finer
Brandon Cortés – Contributor With an immense number of students flooding the outskirts of the Buley library with red flags and green flags everywhere, students learn what healthy and unhealthy relationships are.
Ali Fernand – Managing Editor Troye Sivan has released a new album titled “Something to Give Each Other”. Sivan has made a name for himself in the pop space after becoming popular
“The evil eye is a worldwide phenomenon and belief in this idea that someone can look at you, and just by looking at you, they can give you an evil gaze,” said
Solé Scott – Features Editor The Multicultural Center and Organization of Latin American Students joined forces for an event in celebration of Latin Heritage month. Both organizations collaborated for a networking opportunity
Jaylen Carr – Editor-in-Chief Coming into the 2023 season, the women’s swim team looks to four-repeat as champions and continue their dynasty. “We have been fortuned to win 15 on each side,”
Luke Gadson – Sports Editor The Owls battled for four competitive sets in a 3-1 victory over Assumption University at Pelz gymnasium Friday evening. This is the university’s second win against the
Luke Gadson – Sports Editor The debate over the title of the greatest wide receiver in NFL history has ignited passionate arguments and comparisons between several legendary players. Receivers like Jerry Rice,