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Lexi White – General Reporter Are you ever looking for activities to go to on campus after a long day of classes? Iota Phi Theta has your back. This fraternity on campus

Brianna Wallen – General Reporter College students are considered vulnerable to a number of mental health problems. According to a 2023 survey by TimelyCare, 71% of college students reported that they struggle

Solé Scott – Features Editor Relocating to another school can be a hard adjustment for any student, which is why the university held a carnival for transfer students. The carnival took place

Solé Scott – Features Editor Alumni, parents, faculty and students all joined together in the Brownell parking lot to party before the football game against American International College on Saturday, Oct. 14.

Solé Scott – Features Editor The 2023 Homecoming weekend kicked off with a pep rally on Thursday, Oct. 12 at 7 p.m. in the Moore Field House. Students gathered in the gymnasium,

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.

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