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What is Lent?
Whenever I tell somebody that I am fasting for Lent, I primarily get one of two responses. The first is people think of the weird fuzzy ball you find on your clothing. The second is they think Lent is practiced in Catholicism. To the former I can say that pretty much the only thing Lent has in common with lint is that they are both old. To the latter I can say that while Lent is practiced primarily in Catholicism, different denominations of Christianity still partake in it. F
Hailey Butler


College Essentials You Shouldn’t Overlook
A step closer to graduation each day, many of us are starting to think about what we should be bringing to college this fall. It's easy to just focus on decorations or stuff that looks cool, but most upperclassmen in college will tell you that the small, practical items end up mattering more than anything. So seniors, let’s dive into what you don’t want to forget on move-in day. For starters, a mattress topper is basically a must. Dorm beds aren’t exactly the most comfor

Diego Sanabria-Padilla


Where Did “Galentine’s” Day Come From?
By the time February rolls around, Galentine’s Day is everywhere. Instagram feeds full of brunch pics, group selfies, pink everything, and at least one friend insisting that this day matters just as much as the 14th. It feels long established, like something we have always done. However, Galentine’s Day is actually way newer than most people realize. The idea came from a 2010 episode of the tv show, Parks and Recreation . In it, Leslie Knope, played by Amy Poehler, expl

Emma Smith
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