“Don’t Worry Darling:” The most suspenseful, exciting and surprising movie of 2022
Story by Alyssa Crutcher “Don’t Worry Darling,” directed by Olivia Wilde, is a utopian thriller that is jam-packed with twists, turns, metaphors and symbolism that make it the most suspenseful and exciting movie of 2022. It has people coming back for more to pick out...
The First-Gen Plight
By Maddie McGibbony First-generation students face many challenges upon entering college, especially those who come from Arkansas, the second poorest state in the nation, according to 2012 U.S. income and poverty data. Their lack of experience dealing with the...
A Tough Skate Through Loss
Story by Alyssa Riley Mental Health is something that many people struggle with, but, thankfully, it is becoming less and less stigmatized as shameful when talked about openly; according to the National Institute of Mental Health, one in five adults suffer from at...
Back to Normal
By Alyssa Riley In the massive industrial kitchen of the Fayetteville High School cafeteria, the lunch ladies were preparing fried-chicken sandwiches, salad bars, and a build-your-own-club station for the upcoming lunch service. "The nacho cheese looks much better...
A Voice of Activism Through Black Filmmaking
By Alyssa Riley He sat at a table inside Starbucks with his laptop in front of him and a latte in hand. Despite the rumbling of the coffee machines, the constant playing of Spotify's 'Coffee Shop' playlists, and the reoccurring calls of names for customers to grab...
Tai Verdes on the Hill
By Alyssa Riley For many college students, attending a university - big or small - has always been the plan to get a preferable job and be successful once stepping out of the education world. While going to college can provide these things, it does not have to be...
Isn’t It Romantic
By Marin McGrath It’s no secret that the past two years have been hard. The COVID-19 pandemic, natural disasters, and social unrest are just a small number of challenges that society has faced. In these times of isolation and loneliness, the world realized the...
Tips and Tricks: Navigating College From a Distance
By Alyssa Crutcher With the constant unpredictability of COVID-19, many classes have been moved to Zoom since fall 2020. For myself and many other students, this method of learning does not work well in our favor. Focus, motivation, and confidence in...
Dickson Street Becomes the New Bourbon Street for Mardi Gras Celebration
By Alyssa Riley Four women dressed head to toe in purple, green, and gold – the colors of the Carnival celebration that many Americans are acquainted with and love dearly – held Mardi Gras flags behind their backs like proud capes and zoomed down the sidewalks of...
Am I A Survivor Too?
Story by Alyssa Crutcher Photo by Sarah Wittenburg With the #MeToo movement becoming more and more apparent, I am constantly hearing stories of strong, amazing women who have experienced horrible acts of sexual abuse throughout their lives. I see other people...
“Don’t Worry Darling:” The most suspenseful, exciting and surprising movie of 2022
Story by Alyssa Crutcher “Don’t Worry Darling,” directed by Olivia Wilde, is a utopian thriller that is jam-packed with twists, turns, metaphors and symbolism that make it the most suspenseful and exciting movie of 2022. It has people coming back for more to pick out...
The First-Gen Plight
By Maddie McGibbony First-generation students face many challenges upon entering college, especially those who come from Arkansas, the second poorest state in the nation, according to 2012 U.S. income and poverty data. Their lack of experience dealing with the...
A Tough Skate Through Loss
Story by Alyssa Riley Mental Health is something that many people struggle with, but, thankfully, it is becoming less and less stigmatized as shameful when talked about openly; according to the National Institute of Mental Health, one in five adults suffer from at...
Back to Normal
By Alyssa Riley In the massive industrial kitchen of the Fayetteville High School cafeteria, the lunch ladies were preparing fried-chicken sandwiches, salad bars, and a build-your-own-club station for the upcoming lunch service. "The nacho cheese looks much better...
A Voice of Activism Through Black Filmmaking
By Alyssa Riley He sat at a table inside Starbucks with his laptop in front of him and a latte in hand. Despite the rumbling of the coffee machines, the constant playing of Spotify's 'Coffee Shop' playlists, and the reoccurring calls of names for customers to grab...
Tai Verdes on the Hill
By Alyssa Riley For many college students, attending a university - big or small - has always been the plan to get a preferable job and be successful once stepping out of the education world. While going to college can provide these things, it does not have to be...
Isn’t It Romantic
By Marin McGrath It’s no secret that the past two years have been hard. The COVID-19 pandemic, natural disasters, and social unrest are just a small number of challenges that society has faced. In these times of isolation and loneliness, the world realized the...
Tips and Tricks: Navigating College From a Distance
By Alyssa Crutcher With the constant unpredictability of COVID-19, many classes have been moved to Zoom since fall 2020. For myself and many other students, this method of learning does not work well in our favor. Focus, motivation, and confidence in...
Dickson Street Becomes the New Bourbon Street for Mardi Gras Celebration
By Alyssa Riley Four women dressed head to toe in purple, green, and gold – the colors of the Carnival celebration that many Americans are acquainted with and love dearly – held Mardi Gras flags behind their backs like proud capes and zoomed down the sidewalks of...
Am I A Survivor Too?
Story by Alyssa Crutcher Photo by Sarah Wittenburg With the #MeToo movement becoming more and more apparent, I am constantly hearing stories of strong, amazing women who have experienced horrible acts of sexual abuse throughout their lives. I see other people...
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