By Marie O'Neal, Staff Writer Recently, my sweet friend, Sarah, asked me for some fashion tips so that she could match my “hipster aesthetic.” (Her words, not mine). To say I was shocked would be an understatement. I’m not exactly the type of person who has any

By Spencer Jacobson, Staff Writer Faced with the nationwide debate over how athletes, athletic organizations, and colleges  should respond to national anthem protests against police brutality and racial injustice, the MIAA Community Culture Task Force recently created a unity statement to be read prior to games. The task force, made

By Murphy Obershaw, A&E Editor I finally finished the Spider-Gwen comic series at the end of August, and let me tell you: It was good. The series is about Gwen Stacy, who is the Spider-Woman for Earth-65 in the Marvel comic multiverse (referred to as the Spider-Verse).  In

By Tejay Cleland, Sports Editor Kansas State University’s women’s basketball team needed a last-minute opponent after Fort Hays had to pull out at the last minute. The Division I school ended up at Newman, and it almost left with a loss. During the Nov. 27 contest, the Jets