During the inauguration of President Joe Biden on January 20th, 2021, Amanda Gorman entranced the American people in a powerful poem of hope and agency in the face of division and stagnancy. Overnight, she became the focal point of the…

As October comes to a close, The Barista Club closes out our third annual Substance Awareness Week. The Barista is a collection of students who promote alternative activities on campus for those who do not want to partake in the party…

Man, I miss concerts. Not the accidental beer-spilt-by-a-very-drunk-indie-dude moments or smelling like a locker room and not being able to hear out of your ears when it’s done, but ya know- the moments where the musician comes out and for…

Feeling overwhelmed, stressed and/or defeated? Need to dance it out? Well, you’re locally grown Java beans are back in action and we’re excited to spread some #javalove to you all. I’ll be honest, my housemates and I have…

In my pursuit to keep the Halloween spirit alive during a truly unpredictable time, I have been consuming all the scary content I can. You may have noticed my attempts to read as many horror books my stressed out college student hands and…

Wow. I never expected to be given the gift of watching a Borat sequel. The first movie, released in 2006, remains one of the greatest comedies of all time. It combines genuine reactions from unsuspecting American Citizens to Sacha…

The Performing Arts Collective has been hosting events through the semester. Most recently, SLU PAC held a Green Day and Green Living listening party in collaboration with the Green House. James Kemp ’23, president of SLU Performing…

Halloween is tomorrow which means its prime time for a classic horror movie. I couldn’t put my finger on the quintessential horror flick to watch for Halloween. Of course, John Carpenter's Halloween (1978) immediately sprang to mind, but…