By Liz Hammond, Digital Media Editor The Killers have been a household name since the release of their first album “Hot Fuss” in 2004. The main question that people always ask is: “Will…
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Small press to highlight intersectional identities, oppression
By Megan Ruge, Co-Editor in Chief A call for submissions has been released by the fall 2017 Small Press Editing and Publishing class for creative writing, poetry and/or prose to be published by…
Composer to perform at SU, work with students
By Sarah McMillin, Staff Writer American composer Samuel Adler will be the subject of a recital and work with students on Oct. 3. Adler’s recital will take place at 7:30 p.m. in Stretansky…
Editor notes Netflix losses, additions
By Megan Ruge, Co-Editor in Chief Netflix has done it again, friends. Starting Sunday, Oct. 1, Netflix will be removing some of our favorite classics. Who knows how long they will be gone…
Guest vocalist performs at SU, exhibits ’emotional themes’
By Zachary Bonner, Assistant News Editor Vocalist Jennifer Trost and pianist Svetlana Radionova performed a recital on Sept. 25 in Stretansky Hall. The recital consisted of two pieces, which exhibited similar emotional themes….
Editor discusses safe space controversy
By Zach Bonner, Assistant News Editor One of the most volatile debates in our current political discourse is the need for, or problems with, safe spaces. Academic and political speakers alike sit on…
Directors Discussion
By Eli Bass, Director of Jewish Life “The University’s history and heritage lead us to affirm the dignity and worth of all persons. Consequently, we must be vigilant to ensure that we do…
Editor makes case for NFL protest
By Alex Kurtz, Sports Editor Sept. 23 was a normal day for most Americans, but for Stephen Curry and the reigning NBA-champion Golden State Warriors, their decision that day inadvertently put forward the…
Sexual assault film shown for SU Greek life hazing prevention week
By Michael Bernaschina, Staff Writer The film “The Hunting Grounds” was shown in Isaac’s Auditorium in Seibert Hall on Monday, Sept. 26 as a part of Hazing Prevention Week. “The Hunting Grounds,” written…
Professional journalist talks political situation
By Ben Roehlke, Staff Writer On Wednesday Sept. 27, the Center for Intercultural and Community Engagement (CICE) sponsored a guest to come speak in the Degenstein campus theater. The guest speaker was Michel…