By Staff Writer: Kathryn Richter With the launch of NASA’s Artemis II mission on April 1st, many people are learning all over again that space travel is not something of the future, and has been happening constantly for decades. The crew on Orion, the spacecraft assigned to the Artemis II mission, account for only…
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The Masters Tournament and its History
By Staff Writer: Jacob Mattox The Masters is much more than just an ordinary golf tournament. It’s known as one of the most iconic events in sports and to some sports fans, the biggest event of the year. Every April, golfers of the highest level from all around the world gather to compete at Augusta National Golf Club in…
She Doesn’t Even Go Here: The Daniel Franzese Experience
By Staff Writer: Marcos Baltierrez When you think of the average Associate Student Activists Board (ASAB) event, you tend to think about events like Grocery Bingo or Casino Night. But the last event ASAB hosted was on a whole other level. When I heard that Daniel Franzese was coming to campus, I was amazed to see…
More Than Pets: Emotional Support Dogs
By Staff Writer: Trinidad Carrasco For many college students, stress is a normal part of daily life. Between classes, work, and personal responsibilities, it can become overwhelming. That’s where emotional support animals can make a difference. Unlike regular pets, emotional support animals can provide comfort during stressful moments. They don’t solve problems, but they can help make them easier to handle. Having a animal around can create…
March Madness!
By Staff Writer: Shawna Hamilton It is that time of year when college basketball takes center stage. This fast-paced tournament is also known as the Big Dance. The selection committee chooses the teams on what is known as Selection Sunday. On Tuesday, four bubble teams play for the right to participate in the tournament. Then the marathon of March Madness begins. Next the top 68 college basketball teams begin their high…
The everyday magic of Tokyo
By Staff Writer: Kayla Kocher When I went to Japan for my honeymoon last month, I expected great food, exciting shopping and beautiful sights. What surprised me most, though, was how the ordinary parts of life in Tokyo felt just as unforgettable, as if even the simplest moments had been brushed with a little extra…
What My Dogs Taught Me About Responsibility
By Staff Writer: Chasity Zepeda Owning a dog in your early twenties can be both rewarding and challenging. I have two dogs a five-year-old Mini Australian Shepherd named Meka and a six-month-old Corgi-Mini Aussie mix named Dally. Each one has taught me something different about responsibility. Meka, being older, thrives on routine. She enjoys quiet time and…
Why Creative Skills Matter in a Professional World
By Staff Writer: Chasity Zepeda In today’s professional landscape, creativity is no longer limited to artists or designers. It plays a critical role in nearly every career field, especially in communication and public relations. As a communication major with an emphasis in Public Relations, I have learned that storytelling is at the center of effective messaging. Whether a company…
Starting Over at 21 Together
By Staff Writer: Chasity Zepeda At 21 years old, I experienced a first that many people go through much earlier in life: leaving the only home I had ever known. I was born and raised in Hobbs, New Mexico, and for my entire life, I lived in the same house. Six months ago, my family and…
Small Changes for a Healthier Life
By Staff Writer: Miriam Therrien Eating healthy may seem impossible to many students, the days go by fast and it may seem like there is no time for healthy eating. College students are juggling early classes, working full-time jobs, and staying up late to have a social life or completing assignments. With so much going on fast…