By Jack Shafer, Staff Writer Tucked underneath the staircase of the basement level of Sacred Heart Hall, there is a room filled with artifacts from Newman’s past: 3D models of forgotten buildings, University scrapbooks, old athletic team posters, and even cookbooks dating back to 1997. That room is the

By Aaron Eshelman, Staff Writer Patrick Mahomes is basically Jesus to Chiefs fans and is undoubtedly the best player at the most important position in sports. He led the Chiefs to their first Super Bowl in 50 years and was named the Super Bowl’s most valuable player. However, the

By Katie Smith, A&E Editor As everyone knows, the infamous Club Rodeo closed its doors on Jan. 25. The news of its closing came as a mild shock to me, but I knew at least a month before it was public; being “in-the-know” made me feel cool. Truly,

By Courtney Klaus, Editor-In-Chief Paul Carney’s first day as vice president of enrollment management may have been Monday, but he has an extensive history with Newman that makes him no stranger to campus. “This place changed my life,” he said. Before coming back to Newman, Carney had administrative experience