Director of Residence Life Kevin Krauskopf sent an email to residential students about a religious group attempting to recruit in the dorms on Feb. 8. This […]

I sit in a plain white office, a teal cushioned bed to my left, with wax paper resting atop it. The sounds of nurses and doctors […]

There is nothing more powerful in the world of media between self-righteousness and nostalgia.  Disney’s “Lightyear” has taken this concept and ran straight toward a grittier […]

Elmhurst University COVID-19 Task Force met on Feb. 14, to discuss the future of the mask mandate on campus as legislation surrounding the future of mask-wearing […]

The way self-love is portrayed on social media is revolting, with straight-sized individuals — who are influencers for being attractive — showing off their insecurities, slouching, […]

She’s witty, flawless, iridescent, and whimsical. She’s strong, resilient, and omnipotent. To many, she would be the dream woman. To us, she is The Leader.  The […]

Never would I have thought that my index finger would be the reason I found my first love.  Online dating is scary; creating a profile to […]

To be blunt, long-distance relationships have a bad reputation. Usually, everyone’s first response is that it won’t work out, it’ll be short-lived, and, overall, it’s just […]

Students wear multiple hats throughout their involvement during college, whether it be as activists, community organizers, resident assistants, editors, presidents, orientation leaders, and more. It is […]

In middle school, a combination of medical and life circumstances caused me to fall so far behind that when I entered high school, I was placed […]

Content warning: Mentions of assault and harassment  Sex is something that most humans crave; in this new age of technology, an app to make hooking up […]