Student excels at TU, thousands of miles from home
By: John Mabilangan, Staff Writer Coming from Surat, India, TU student Priyansh Gujarati wanted opportunities and challenges outside of his home country to
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Arts & Life
Making the most of quarantine, pursuing well-being
By: Samuel Smith, Columnist I am writing this on Aug. 8th, 2020. It has been 131 days since Governor Larry Hogan announced the stay-at-home
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Masks make skin care routines ineffective
By: Bolupe Olaseinde, Columnist Has anyone else suffered from the dreaded “maskne” (mask acne) or is it just me? If your skin has
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A closer look at family dynamics
By: Jasper Scelsi, Columnist Is it “blood is thicker than water” or “the blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of
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Zoology poetry collection is captivating
By: Chloë Williams, Columnist “Zoology” is an outstanding poetry collection from Welsh writer Gillian Clarke. Published in 2017, it is her ninth collection of
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Adjusting back to college life
By: Brooke Foundas, Columnist When campus closed and switched to online classes back in March, it was incredibly difficult having to adjust living
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Exercise when the gym isn’t an option
By: Samuel Smith, Columnist Gyms are slowly opening back up, but I’m not going. Gyms have always been a source of anxiety for
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Homemade jam that beats any store brand
By Samuel Smith, Columnist My favorite part of summer is the huge variety of fruits available. My family has recently started stocking all
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Albums to online school to
By: Norma Sorto, Columnist Screenshot by Sophia Bates, Associate Editor September is here, which means fall is around the corner. The hot summer
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This historical fiction will amaze and haunt you
By: Chloë Williams, Columnist Few are the books that stick with us so violently. “Feeding the Ghosts” by Fred D’Aguiar is one of those such
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