Every time I tell someone that I will be going off to New York City after I graduate in May, I always hear something like this: “Oh, New York. It’sRead more >
Due to the absence of shuttles making their rounds across campus, students have begun hitchhiking along the Spine to get to class. Stu Ranger and Dan Ger, two junior sociologyRead more >
This week, my grandma let me borrow her cookbook to try out some old-fashioned recipes from the 1940s. A lot of these recipes have easy-to-find ingredients that are perfect forRead more >
Thanksgiving is approaching, which might mean it’s turkey season. However, I’m allergic to turkey, which means I’ve had to get creative with other options. Whether you are a vegan, wantRead more >
On Wednesday, Nov. 6, Colorado Springs was hit with a record snowfall. I watched the snowflakes on Tuesday night and thought to myself about how I could enjoy a snowRead more >
I have always loved browsing garage sales, thrift stores and antique shops in search of treasures at reasonable prices. Secondhand stores offer a great way to help out small businessesRead more >
Everyone has seen those videos on social media of influencers with the coolest homes. It seems like all our problems would go away if we just had the organization orRead more >
November is approaching, and I can barely scroll through Instagram or watch videos on YouTube without seeing campaign ads. Presidential candidates are searching for votes, and landmark laws and stateRead more >
Late last week, some of the country’s biggest publishers sued the state of Florida in defense of the first amendment, according to the New York Times. The lawsuit comes afterRead more >
The large number of potholes on campus streets and in parking lots recently inspired the dining halls to use some of these large holes as pots for their best-selling stew.Read more >