By Marie O'Neal, Staff Writer They happened in Guatemala, in Chile, Germany, Puerto Rico, China. The list goes on and on. Human experiments, eugenics and forced sterilizations have occurred all over the world. We tend to associate these human rights violations with Hitler and Auschwitz, with Pinochet and

By Murphy Obershaw, A&E Editor Honors students have been divided into four groups referred to as “houses,” which organizers say is an attempt to build community between those in the program, especially between upperclassmen and underclassmen. The houses, Za Shaukûm (Fellowship), Magnus Cerebrus (Big Brain), Good Vibes, and

By Tejay Cleland, Sports Editor Basketball is on for the MIAA conference, meaning it’s on for Newman University too. Last week, officials from the MIAA met to discuss how to handle basketball season, considered a winter sport. In the end, they voted to let basketball teams play their new

By Cole Schnieders, Copy Editor Despite canceled and postponed shows, the Steckline Gallery returns this semester with an art show titled, “React, Reflect, Respond.” Director of the Steckline Art Gallery Shannon Johnston said the show was inspired by a desire to create a space where people could reflect and respond