By Anna Corbett-Neal, Co-Editor-In-Chief The Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics ended nearly two weeks ago, leaving fans with many stories and scandals that will live on in infamy. I am one of those fans who was incredibly shocked by the boldness of some athletes and judges, and I’m still thinking

By Anna Corbett-Neal, Co-Editor-In-Chief In light of recent events, I feel it is necessary to start talking about media literacy.  Media literacy, according to the Oxford dictionary, is “the ability to critically analyze stories presented in the mass media and to determine the accuracy or credibility.”  This is something that

By Anna Corbett-Neal, Co-Editor-In-Chief I am often referred to as a hockey aficionado by friends, family and even my doctors. I have a high hockey IQ and love for the game that most would call an obsession.  My newest obsession has come in the form of a TV show called

By KJ Burns, Guest Writer Every student here at Newman has to deal with them: the dreaded Navigator classes. But I and several of my close friends have found ourselves asking the same essential question: Why? Newman students are required to take four Navigator classes, starting with Flight Planning during