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As college students, the need for quick easy meals is a must, but finding quick and tasty recipes is sometimes challenging. Having limited ingredients that are both ready-to-use and fresh, is especially important for upcoming finals week. Students can have a hard time pulling themselves away from studying for hours at a time. However, one […]

Aries (March 21 – April 19): Six of Pentacles The Six of Pentacles predicts prosperity this week, but at a cost. Be careful that the price of your success is something you are definitely willing to pay. Know that the strings attached might not even be as worrisome as you think. You have good judgment, […]

The film offers an intimate portrait of the Sandhills, presented through the voices of three different communities.

The NexGen Leadership Academy includes a variety of collaborative activities, both virtual and face-to-face, that allow participants to learn from each other as well as recognized experts and leaders in the field of education.

By: Hansel Chu, Assistant Sports Editor The UC Riverside softball team swept the double-header games 16-1 and 6-1 against Cal State Bakersfield on Friday afternoon in Bakersfield. Going into the ball game, the Highlanders sat in fourth place in the Big West Conference standings with one series left in the regular season. The double-header sweep […]

“The Time Traveler’s Wife” was a 2003 novel written by Audrey Niffenegger and gained a lot of success during its time. Since then a movie adaptation of the book was released in 2009 featuring Rachel McAdams and Eric Bana. The movie was a success, but received mixed reviews with audiences praising the actors’ performances and […]

The leaked draft opinion on the overturning of Roe v. Wade has already sparked panic across the country, with thousands protesting in different states. Consequently, the ban on contraceptives in states such as Louisiana incited another level of uncertainty for those who look to birth control for alternate reasons such as period regulation or acne […]

By: Kevin Contreras, Sports Editor In the world of athletics, there is one thing that each and every sport has in common: Money. In every sport, there is a huge concentration of money week in and week out. Normally this money is directed towards logistics, travel, facilities, athlete and staff uniforms, and marketing. Every so […]

Journalists play a pivotal role in upholding democracy and informing the public. In the United States, journalists are sometimes critiqued or threatened by those with opposing views but these threats rarely turn deadly. In other countries, like Mexico, being a journalist is far more dangerous. Individuals or groups who oppose the information being uncovered have […]

Harvard’s Presidential Commission on the Legacy of Slavery formally acknowledges that slavery was undeniably integral to shaping Harvard University. The university now joins a consortium of more than 80 institutions of higher education called University Studying Slavery, engaged in investigating histories tied to slavery and making efforts to redress the affected communities. The report, however, […]