By Hadassah Umbarger, Staff Writer We’ve all had to have awkward or frustrating conversations with friends and family, whether it’s about politics or another issue. Last week, Dr. Audrey Hane, professor of communication, spoke to students in the Honors Program on one of her areas of expertise: “The

By Murphy Obershaw, A&E Editor The Division of Student Affairs hosted a town hall on Friday afternoon for students to talk about how the university could improve in terms of justice, equity, diversity and inclusion. The virtual town hall, which was put on over Zoom by hosts Director

By Marie O'Neal, Staff Writer For many Newman students, the upcoming presidential election will be the first time they are able to vote. And when Newman students head to the polls on Tuesday, they’ll take with them a wide variety of political perspectives. Junior Carolina Mariscal has

By Leanne Vastbinder, Opinion and Online Editor The music department’s fall jukebox musical is still happening, even after being postponed for the second time because of COVID-19. The show, “Come Alive,” was originally scheduled to be performed last spring but was postponed after classes went online in March. It