On Saturday, April 17, Theatre at Southeastern held a directors' showcase featuring four one-act plays directed entirely by students. The first play performed was “The Care and Feeding of Baby Birds,”...

There is no denying that 2020 was a year of loss. Millions of people are dead as a result of COVID-19. Many more were left to feel the effects. So many dismal things happened in 2020 it would be impossible...

The month of March is celebrated in various ways: St. Patrick’s Day, March Madness and even the beginning of spring. While these create fun opportunities for celebration, more importantly, March is also...

American civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. once said, “injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere." Black History Month takes place over the course of February and is intended to appreciate...

Everyone holds different opinions on various subjects. When it comes to politics, these may seem strictly black and white. This can make it difficult to retain friendships with differing viewpoints. Despite...

To no one's surprise, the first month of the new year has already thrown a few curveballs. Many may expect this year to be just as chaotic as 2020, however, you have the power to change the outcome of...

It is safe to say that 2020 was a year of chaos. From peaceful marches to violent riots, people may wonder where the peace in America has gone. Many Americans have begun to question and disagree with the...

Every college student has a certain preference towards how they learn and excel when it comes to school. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, numerous students have had to make the decision whether to continue...

The 2020 election has given way to thoughts and discussions about the integrity of the United State’s voting system. Does voter fraud happen in our elections? Does it sway the outcomes? These are the...

For years, we have listened to Taylor Swift whine about her poor taste in men— literally. She’s made millions singing about heartbreak and bad decisions. Last month, Swift’s name became associated...