Today: Nov 14, 2026

Features- Page 24

Manager of Roberta’s, Roberta Read, in front of her store sign on Nov. 2. Photo by Mackenzie Byerlee
11/11/2026

Roberta’s is more than just a convenience store

After being around for 35 years, Roberta's remains a favorite for students with its accessible location and welcoming environment.
Sanrio themed items for students to take on Nov. 4. Photos by Lily Rand.
11/11/2026

Students create gift bags and memories

The Programs Council hosts a Sanrio themed event full of decor, gift bags for students to create and free food.
11/11/2026

Owls Decide: Sunrise or sunset?

By: Mackenzie Byerlee Features Editor “Sunrise because you get more motivation.” Psychology major Latrell Reynolds, a junior “Sunrise because it’s a beautiful start to the day.” Elementary education major Ella Maloblocki, a

Behind the scenes with the SCSU TV crew

Brianna Wallen – Features Editor Three, two, one action! The university has its very own news channel known as SCSU TV. For the past decade, dedicated team members have been posting videos
12/06/2023

André 3000 releases first solo album

Solé Scott – Features Editor Tranquility, peacefulness and flutes erupted in my eardrums as André 3000 emerged from obscurity to showcase his instrumental talents in an unusual way. ‘New Blue Sun’ was
11/29/2023

Marvel series ‘Loki’ releases second season

Braden Saint-Val – News Writer Marvel Studio’s “Loki” has become a standout installment in their promising yet lackluster and oversaturating Multiverse Saga so far. This article contains spoilers. In this Disney+ series,
11/29/2023

Student athletes balance schedules

Solé Scott – Features Editor Football, basketball and soccer are just some of the sports that the university offers that bring a crowd to games. The university has a plethora of athletes
11/29/2023

RHA hosts roller-skating event in ballroom

Lexi White- General Reporter The Adanti Student Center Ballroom was transformed into a glow-in-the-dark, 2000-themed roller rink by the Residence Hall Association, RHA.  RHA oversees all the Hall Councils on campus and
11/29/2023

Mental Health with Multicultural Center

Brianna Wallen – General Reporter Over the years, the negative connotations surrounding mental health have slowly been fading. With the stigma associated with mental illness, many people were discouraged from opening up
11/29/2023

Spotlighting the Vertan’s Office

Solé Scott – Features Editor There is a community of veterans at the university that needs a safe place to share experiences and receive special resources to promote mental health. Britt Conroy
11/15/2023
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