I traded in my rope for a camera and my horse Ruby for some zebras. Over spring break I went to Nairobi, Kenya, as part of a journalist group for the Murrow College of Communication. The trip was fully...

Abtesam Khan, Mela Bangladeshi Cuisine owner and head chef, said her journey with cooking began with her children: twin sons who were born prematurely. Their doctor said that good nutrition would be...

The annual Spanish creative writing contest hosted by the School of Languages, Cultures, and Race has returned and is now accepting submissions until March 20. This year’s topic is “Los sueños...

Voices from all around the world rang throughout the Kimbrough Music Building on Feb. 21 in celebration of International Mother Language Day. The Center for Arts and Humanities hosted an event for International...

When Mesut Cicek was on the phone with his sister she paused what she was saying to let him know that they were experiencing another minor earthquake. The shaking of the walls and floors were becoming...

Editor’s note: This piece has been updated on March 7, 2023, for some minor errors. “I revolt in Bengali, I love in Bengali, I speak my heart in Bengali.” These are lyrics from “Ami Banglay...

“Being a part of the BSU, the ASC, taking CES classes, you start to realize how much racism has seeped into everything and the different dimensions of the Black experience," said Joel Kemegue, vice president...

In a now-deleted Tweet, the Associated Press (AP) deemed “the” French as a term to be avoided according to the updated AP style guide. The AP cautioned against using the word “the” before a...

LGBTQ+ representation in the media is increasing and changing for the better, LGBTQ+ community members at WSU say. Matthew Jeffries, Director of the Campus Climate and Community Building and the WSU...

People would ask R. Xach Williams’ grandfather what he was doing to have his daughter marry “someone like that.”  “Who the fuck are you to talk to me about this?" his grandfather would say...

Merrianneeta Nesbitt, assistant director of the Office of Outreach and Education in Student Affairs, passed away in December after battling cancer.  Friends and family gathered in the Elson S. Floyd...

The Visiting Writers Series returns this spring with Robin Wall Kimmerer, author of this year’s Common Reading book “Braiding Sweetgrass,” through a collaboration with the Common Reading Program. Kimmerer...