American culture and sports go hand in hand. Through sports, we come together in our communities to show support for a common goal. Super Bowls and World Cups spark parties and lasting memories. But none...
I promised myself five minutes on my phone. But when I checked the time, it was late, and the sun was setting. What I thought was some harmless screentime turned into hours wasted staring at my phone.
As...
Why are women exposed to judgement for not only their athleticism, but their appearance and physique as an athlete? Why do female athletes face discrimination, limited media coverage and unfair pay despite...
When walking down the streets in Fort Collins, Colorado during the fall season, beautiful colors of bright yellow, red and orange can be seen throughout the town. These colors mean that winter is on its...
The familiar thud of the morning newspaper hitting a front door used to be the modern rooster crow of the American suburb. “Black and white and read all over” wasn’t just a corny joke, but an accurate...
Throughout the United States of America's early history, women were dependent upon their husbands, had no property rights, and were not allowed the opportunity to vote. After years of oppression, notable...
Ingrid Johnson, Social Media Editor
• September 23, 2024
Looking at ourselves in the mirror, we see the complex beings the trials and triumphs of our individual lives have shaped us to be. We see legal adults, college students, hard workers, and overall complex...
Sephora is lit up by harsh white lights on a chilly Friday night, every aisle of makeup is stocked up, and testers are in near-mint condition leftover from the spotty business of the work week. Soft music...
Bizarre Bazaar Books & Music is nothing short of unconventional, odd, and peculiar. As I walk into the store I’m transported into a different time. Surrounded by vintage record players, stereo systems,...
When entering Kind Creations Smoke Shop, you’re immediately greeted by an inviting environment and an array of glass cases lining the wall, full of stylish, artistic bongs and glass-blown art. Opened...
In 1970, Norma McCorvey, under the pseudonym Jane Roe, was denied access to an abortion under Texas state law, sparking a debate that divided the country. Fast forward more than 50 years later, and America...
With the rise of Stephen King and the success of movies like John Carpenter’s “Halloween” (1978), horror quickly became a staple of the 1970s.
Over the years, the horror craze has...
