With the arrival of February, I think about a few different things. Immediately I reflect on how many couples lust after cheap heart-shaped chocolates and bouquets of dead flowers. After a pause, however,...

As Thanksgiving break comes to an end, expect a big man with a bigger personality to make an appearance on campus. Aaron Draplin, graphic designer, author and founder of Draplin Design Co., will be...

You open a book and read the words inside. The words also read you and your insides. Welcome to Night Vale. Listeners, your favorite twice-monthly radio show is now available in book form, titled “Mostly...

I’m not sure about you guys, but back in middle school, all the somewhat laughable sex education course covered was four things: puberty, genitals, menstruation (for the ladies of course, which were...

“Hey, it’s good to see you! How have you been?” “Busy!” This exchange is common, and I’ve heard it and participated in it so often. How much does one person fit into their schedule...

Theatre fans and partici- pants, clear your schedules to squeeze in your auditions for the 2016-17 season. The Pan- owski Black Box theatre, locat- ed in the McClintock building, will be opening...

Here comes the classic relationship question, “You guys are so cute as a couple. How did you meet?” “We met online through Plenty of Fish.” “We first saw each other on OkCupid.” “We got...

Winter has finally hit Marquette—No more of that powdery, pretty, anticipation-for-Christmas fluff. This means shoveling pavement, lugging boot-clad feet through sandy slush, wearing your heaviest coat...

During my freshman year at NMU, it was so easy to say that I’m an art major. I had an entire four years ahead of me until I had to face the pressures of the adult world. But now, trekking into my junior...

Everyone who cares about the environment should have a copy of this book. Part of NMU’s Diversity Common Reader Program this year, “Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge, and...

“Today my teacher asked us if we want to live on Mars,” my 9-year-old niece announced suddenly at the dinner table. Everyone in the room fell silent. Turns out, her fourth grade teacher had devoted...