By Victor Dixon, Editor-in-Chief When I was younger, I always marveled at the idea of all of the freedoms and responsibilities that come with adulthood. I think we’ve all felt at some point how exciting it might be to drive a car or eat whatever we want or work

By Father Edmund Herzog, Guest Writer Just this past fall, I read a book by Michael Easter called “The Comfort Crisis.” I found the book to be rather engaging and thought provoking.   The thesis of the book is that a lot of our problems in the modern, affluent Western world

By Avery Grunert, Guest Writer If there is one thing in this world that grinds my gears to the max, it is the sounds that come out of a human head.  Yes, the head. I’m talking breathing, sniffling, chewing, sucking — literally anything.  A few years ago, I would catch

By Anna Corbett, Opinion Editor College students are often looking for cool new spots where they can satisfy their appetites. But sometimes, they don’t know where to start, especially if they’re from out of town.  I’m a Wichita native and have visited many great places to eat,