Reporter Alex Molina interviewed and recorded instrumental and vocal performance major Barrett Goff for a student feature!
Plague poetry transcends decades of health: A glimpse into the Black Death
Continuing with Pacer Times' poetic series, Editor Anab takes us back to the past with poetry revolving around the Black Death.
New shows added to Netflix since Feb. 1
Need something new to watch on Netflix? Here’s a list of recently added shows and movies!
Recipe: Chicken and dumpling soup two ways
Looking for something warm, delicious and filling to make? Take a look at these two recipes for chicken and dumpling soup!
Horror Noire & Black Music Matters: Black horror and musical influence
Paige Hicks reviews two events on campus.
Feature: Julia Evans, Founder & President of the Black Student Union
“BSU is not just an organization. It’s a community of people engaging in conversation.”
Brotherhood and memories, the answer behind frat rushing
Reporter Taylor Herndon spoke to two recent frat inductees on why they rushed.
Poetry Remains a Solid Anchor throughout Troubled Ages: A Glimpse of the 1918 Pandemic through Verse
Editor Umayma Anab collected a few pieces of poetry from the 1918 flu pandemic to illustrate a connection between modernity and past troubled times.
The passing of jazz legend Chick Corea
Editor Erica Bennett covers the passing of jazz legend Chick Corea.
Last minute Valentine's Day gift ideas
Still looking for a gift to give your valentine? Look and see if any of these ideas would be a perfect fit!
Column: The dangers of ignoring the pandemic
Chi Nguyen discusses the continued importance of maintaining vigilance in a pandemic.
Activist spotlight: Bryan Stevenson, a beacon of justice and freedom
The United States makes up 5% of the world’s population, but 25% of its incarceration population. Bryan Stevenson is one of many, but not enough, fighting to change for justice inside and outside of the justice system.
