I hope this year’s Nobel Peace Prize adds oomph to efforts to eliminate the threat of nuclear war—and war in general.
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The library is packed at all hours of the day, coffee is a staple, and printers are out of order. It is midterm week here on campus.
Cafe Bene had been a familiar name and nice reminder of home for me, so the fact that I hadn’t gotten a chance to visit before it closed earlier this year had me in the slums.
If you’re somewhat into fashion, you’ve probably heard tales of the French “it” girl being sung from Vogue to Fashionista. How exactly do the women of Paris stay so chic while looking so effortless?
When Jhene Aiko surprise-dropped “Trip” in late September, many fans were unsure of what to expect. In the past, Aiko had mostly stuck to an electronic-influenced, R&B and hip-hop style, releasing many collaborations, a solo album, and an album with rapper Big Sean as duo Twenty88.
As pure, most definitely positive excitement begins to amass in anticipation for construction of the new Gianforte Family Academic Complex here at the ol’ duck pond, other announcements have recently been swept under the table.
The freshman Senate debate: it’s supposed to give each senator a chance to state their platforms and their aspirations as a senator.
You know what I like? A good quote. I’ve heard brilliance uttered by three-year-olds and come across lines of text which conjure up those small, red “100” emojis in my mind.
As I’m sure you’ve all heard, because you read every article in the Stute, the naming issue surrounding the new Academic Gateway Complex has been settled.
With mid-terms coming up, I think everyone on campus has been feeling the crunch. Whether it’s biting your nails, chewing your hair, or playing your 50th game of PUBG without even checking Canvas, everyone has a coping mechanism.