Category: News
Artistry and activism: new exhibits on display at Old College
A gallery showcasing the work of African American artist Elizabeth Catlett, as well as a diverse collection of art and poetry encompassing the literary movement ...
Occupy Studio fosters community, offers hub for creativity
There’s yet another gem on Main Street — nestled under Buddy’s Burgers and Fries, Occupy Studio is quickly becoming this college town’s heart — promoting ...
SGA Announce Plans for Fall Semester
This past week, the Student Government Association (SGA) held elections for their legislative branch to decide who will become Student Affairs Senators.
Students React to September Debates
Ten of the remaining Democratic candidates in the 2020 presidential race met this past Thursday night in Houston for the third debate of election season.
What is Title IX?
//embedr.flickr.com/assets/client-code.jsSam Ford/THE REVIEWWhile the Roman numerals and long explanation might be intimidating, a closer look at Title IX shows how straightforward and impactful the law ...
Rob Rogers speaks about satire in today’s political climate
During the National Agenda event held on Wednesday in Mitchell Hall, Rob Rogers, a Pulitzer-Prize finalist editorial cartoonist, spoke about his career and shared his ...
After first semester in effect, CCSD walk-in policy shows early signs of success
//embedr.flickr.com/assets/client-code.jsAlexis Carel/THE REVIEWThe Center for Counseling and Student Development (CCSD) has become an ever-growing resource for students struggling with mental health. BY ISAIAH PORTER Staff ...
Office of Equity and Inclusion cautions dangers of bias in new workshop series
The Office of Equity and Inclusion (OEI) hosted a workshop titled “Understanding Bias Throughout Your Career,” the third installment in a series of diversity discussions ...
Student organizations struggle to find meeting spots
Registered Student Organizations (RSOs) have been suffering from a delay to obtain academic rooms for their meetings over the last few weeks.
Students enjoy new dining options, but fear future Scrounge construction
This fall semester, University Dining Services has implemented new changes to meal plans and on-campus dining halls, and more is on the horizon. Perhaps the ...