‘Mocktails and Mingling’ promotes connection
Students got to create their own mocktails and semester bucket lists at "Mocktails and Mingling," hosted by the psychology club and Psi Chi.
‘Wellbeing Fair’ introduces students to resources
The annual "Wellbeing Fair," hosted by the Wellbeing Center taught students the importance of utilizing resources on campus.
Owls Decide: Yankees or Red Sox?
By: Mackenzie Byerlee Features Editor “Red Sox, because my friend is a fan.” Nursing major Cielo Garzón, a freshman “Neither, I’m not a baseball fan; I play basketball.” Biotechnology major Titus Graham,
Ending the stigma of mental health with Active Minds
Active Minds promotes being open and spreading awareness about mental health.
Giddy up with ProCon for a night of fun
Students attend "Southern Hospitality," hosted by ProCon for a night filled with cowboy hats, mechanical bulls and community building.
Owls Decide: Matcha or Coffee?
By Mackenzie Byerlee Features Editor “I’ve always been a matcha girl; I’ve never really liked coffee.” Nursing major Selina Chen, a sophomore “Coffee, it’s more organic.” Computer science major Shahzaib Raza, a
Owls Decide: What is a school essential you cannot live without?
By Mackenzie Byerlee Features Editor “My MacBook because that’s where I do most of my work and it keeps me on track.” Athletic training major Yairinette Cordova, a freshman “My computer because
Plant lending project combines aspects of community and nature
Who Needs a Pet When You Can Have a Plant was an event designed to teach people more about plants and how easy it can be to keep one.
Involvement and Resource Fair provides new opportunities
The Annual Involvement and Resource Fair was held on Sept. 2 by the Office of Student Involvement and Leadership Development in order to promote clubs and organizations on campus.
Big Bingo brings students a night of wins
Around 450 students attended Big Bingo for a night of connection and friendly competition.
Owls decide: morning or night classes?
By Valentina Toro Features Editor “Morning classes, I think I get them out of the way early.” Nursing major Dayanna Cedillo, a junior “Night classes because it’s a better vibe.” Sociology masters
Creating space for every student voice
Best Buddies works to bring together students with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities, fostering friendships and building a more inclusive campus community. The organization aims to ensure that no student feels
Owls decide: staying in or going out?
By Valentina Toro Features Editor Y’all go out? “Staying in because I’m always tired.” Healthcare studies major Shanell Thompson, a junior “Going out if the weather is nice out.” Political science major