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Finding a way to make it work

Finding a way to make it work

Elisabeth Morgan, Writer September 22, 2020
Balancing work and school has never been easy, now more than ever.
App of the week: iNaturalist

App of the week: iNaturalist

Julian Mendoza, Writer September 18, 2020
Identify unknown organisms with this free and interactive app
Why you should give Selena Gomez’s Rare Beauty a try

Why you should give Selena Gomez’s Rare Beauty a try

Nasya Blackshear, Assistant Lifestyle Editor September 15, 2020
Selena Gomez's new makeup line is a versatile collection of reasonably priced products worth trying.
Judging Books By Their Covers: YA novel, “Say What You Will,” highlights a nuanced perspective on mental and physical disabilities

Judging Books By Their Covers: YA novel, “Say What You Will,” highlights a nuanced perspective on mental and physical disabilities

Joanna Buoniconti, Copy/Managing Editor September 14, 2020
The novel offers a refreshing perspective on the genre that features two main characters learning to cope with their mental and physical disabilities.
App of the week: Ground News

App of the week: Ground News

Julian Mendoza, Writer September 11, 2020
Ground News is a must download for the educated news consumer.
Long-distance love during a global pandemic

Long-distance love during a global pandemic

Abbie Gracie, News Editor September 5, 2020
As if COVID-19 doesn’t suck enough, try being in a relationship with your significant other being half-way across the country.
App of the week: AllTrails

App of the week: AllTrails

Emma Sammuli, Lifestyle Editor September 2, 2020
AllTrails is the perfect app to download this fall for hikers of all experience levels.
Judging Books By Their Covers: “Brave New World,” a futuristic novel, might not seem that far-fetched in 2020

Judging Books By Their Covers: “Brave New World,” a futuristic novel, might not seem that far-fetched in 2020

Joanna Buoniconti, Copy/Managing Editor August 31, 2020
The heart of the story exposes the unnerving truth buried beneath this utopian society.
How quarantine can impact long distance relationships

How quarantine can impact long distance relationships

Ava Bertino, Contributing Writer July 9, 2020
Sofie Lafratta, a freshman at Indiana University, is in a long distance relationship with her boyfriend who attends West Virginia University. How has quarantine, a time when everyone should stay inside and avoid spending time with non-relatives as much as possible, affected her relationship?
What I Wish I Knew

What I Wish I Knew

Astghik Dion, Photo/Assistant Entertainment Editor May 18, 2020
A collection of words of wisdom by women in college, for women entering college. 
Judging Books By Their Covers: “Two by Two” is a touching novel about the unconditional love between a parent and a child

Judging Books By Their Covers: “Two by Two” is a touching novel about the unconditional love between a parent and a child

Joanna Buoniconti, Copy Editor May 3, 2020
A novel that is sure to captivate your attention from its first chapter to its last, making it an ideal distraction for those consumed in stress and anxiety during this time.
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The Student Perspective in Quarantine

Brie Bristol, Writer May 3, 2020
For students in higher education, the world today has drastically impacted their mental health as they struggle to continue with online courses, unemployed, homelessness, and possible illness. 
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