By Hadassah Umbarger, Staff Writer On my desk at my house sits a novel. (Gasp. An English major with a novel on her desk. Startling revelation, Hadassah.) (Oh hush, it’ll make sense in a minute.) I started it over Christmas break and read nearly half of it then. Now

By Tyler Push, Staff Writer For nearly four years now, I have been suggesting that the dorms get free laundry. And each year, I get almost the same answer: “Yeah, we are working on it,” or “We should have it ready by next year.” So every year, I come back

By Marie O'Neal, Staff Writer Spring is upon us, which means it is finally possible to study outside, again. This is probably not a shock to anyone, but I am a lover of clouds. And being outside. And watching the clouds go by as I’m studying. To

By Leanne Vastbinder, Opinion and Online Editor It seems like every week there is something new that has been “canceled”—like the handful of Dr. Seuss books recently taken off shelves due to insensitive illustrations in the books. Situations like these often make me wonder, what is “cancelling”? But before