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EC hosts the 10th annual Winter Wonderland

Courtesy of EC (Shot by Jeff Vock)

The Entertainment Committee (EC) hosted the 10th annual Winter Wonderland event on December 4 drawing over 600 students in attendance.

Unconventional artists: reimagining seasonal imagery

In 1948, Salvador Dali partnered with Hallmark to paint a Christmas card, a drastic deviation from his distinct surrealist style which has captivated onlookers for decades.

The benefits of working with Autism

For many individuals on the autism spectrum, their differences aren’t limitations — they are unique strengths that can transform workplaces. These traits, often misunderstood, offer distinct advantages that employers can leverage, especially in roles requiring precision, creativity, and innovative problem-solving.

Like clockwork

All my finals happen to be next week, which is nice since I’ll finish early, but it’s going to be one heck of a week.

Christmas with Small Things Like These

Small Things Like These, by Claire Keegan, is a short fiction book about a coal merchant’s difficult few weeks leading up to Christmas.

Bye foodies, hello finals and holiday treats

December is such a bittersweet month — yay for the holiday season, but boo for finals. It’s like having a Christmas tree without any ornaments; it’s festive but sad.

My hot take on Hallmark-like movies

In my first year, I had to take a class called Fundamentals of Information Systems. On the last day of this class, my professor decided that we should have a fun class.

“How’s the weather?”

Yes, this article is just an extended answer to “so… weather’s been crazy lately right!”

No. I am not desperate for article ideas. 

Whammageddon

Tis the season for warm sweaters, jovial gatherings, and of course, festive music. For many, walking around stores with frenzied family members is relieved with the joyous music that plays on the speakers, but there is one song that some people would do anything to avoid… “Last Christmas” is a song originally recorded by pop duo Wham and played over 5 billion times since its original release in 1984.