By Staff Writer: Jacob Mattox The Florida Gators men’s basketball team capped off a spectacular season by winning the NCAA Tournament, bringing home their third national championship in school history. This being the university’s first championship since the team won back-to-back titles in 2006 and 2007. To say that the Gators had an amazing season…
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A Glance at the New Look UNM Lobos
By Staff Writer: Jacob Mattox The University of New Mexico men’s basketball team will experience significant roster changes following the conclusion of the 2024–25 season. Under the leadership of head coach Richard Pitino, the Lobos finished with a 27–8 overall record and went 17–3 in Mountain West Conference play, securing the regular-season championship and advancing…
I Wasn’t Disorganized, I Was Just Undiagnosed
By Staff Writer: Kelsie Glenn Finding out you have ADHD after 30 can be both a revelation and a reckoning. Suddenly, things that felt like personal failings, scattered thoughts, impulsive decisions, and chronic disorganization started to make sense. You realize you’re not lazy or broken, just wired differently. ADHD impacts the brain’s executive function, which…
What’s for Breakfast? Finding New Favorites During the Egg Shortage
By Staff Writer: Jamiliere Luranc Sweeney For many of us, breakfast just isn’t the same without eggs. Whether scrambled, fried, or folded into an omelet, eggs have been a go-to morning staple for years. In fact, a 2019 OnePoll survey, found that 65% of Americans prefer eggs for breakfast. However, the recent Highly Pathogenic Avian…
The Benefits of Enjoying the Little Things
By Staff Writer: Jamiliere Luranc Sweeney As a college student, life moves fast and rewards constant productivity. With constantemail notifications and exams looming overhead, it’s easy to overlook the small things thatmake life meaningful. Intentionally slowing down and finding beauty in everyday momentscan be an impactful way to add joy to your day and protect…
Front Row Feels and Secret Pop-Ups
By Staff Writer: Kelsie Glenn Some nights feel like they are pulled straight from a movie, and April 13th, 2025, at the KOKO in London, was one of them. Mark Ambor’s second sold-out show in Camden Town was everything I hoped for and more. I had bought my ticket months in advance, and it ended…
How to Cope with Climate Anxiety
By Staff Writer: Jamiliere Luranc Sweeney With the impacts of climate change becoming more severe, many people are experiencing a sense of helplessness about the future. This feeling is known as climate anxiety, which manifests as guilt, fear, or hopelessness about the future and can amplify the stress of daily life. While fears about climate…
Emily Wilde’s Encyclopaedia of Faeries: A Cozy Fantasy Experience
By Staff Writer: Julia Simmons Cozy fantasy is taking over adult entertainment. Booktok often recommends titles like Legends & Lattes, a series of novels featuring an orc who wants to run a bookshop. From videogames like Stardew Valley to TV adaptations like Moomin Valley, cozy fantasy is a genre that popped up like a weed…
Clovis Sidewalk Sale Success
By Staff Writer: Julia Simmons On Saturday, April 12th, multiple vendors came together on main street to sell their wares in a sidewalk sale. Vintage clothing, knick knacks, replica Japanese swords and baked goods are just a few of the categories that were sold. Vickie & Friendz Bend the Trend was a vendor who participated. …
Clovis Music Festival is a Huge Success
By Staff Writer: Julia Simmons With the Marshall Tucker Band and Everclear headlining, the Clovis Music Festival was set up to rock- literally. On Friday night, Roger Cline and the Peacemakers opened for the MTB, to an almost sold out show. Saturday, there were multiple songwriters and bands playing on Main street. Local band Say…