By Dylan Hart On Nov. 20, a white banner adorned with messages from students will hang from the top of the University Student Center. The banner signifies human rights organization
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Story and photo by Julia Severance Just about every day for three years, Douglas Danger Rothwell – Doug for short – has cheerfully greeted the people who come to Whim
Story and photo by Savannah Carr Donations collected by artificial intelligence. Hotel rooms on wheels. A 7-year-old on a quest to save the ocean — all competing at the first
By Katlynn Mullins Guns have always scared me. In my mind, on an elementary level, they serve one purpose: to kill. Now, here I was, shooting an AR-15 with a
By Dylan Hart For the holidays, Sexual Assault Survivors Support has organized a donation drive supporting the St. Petersburg Free Clinic. The drive is collecting non-perishable food, hygienic supplies, clothing
By Savannah Carr and Jonah Hinebaugh Readers of R.L. Stine might think his job is to scare children. He is renowned for his young adult-oriented “Goosebumps” series, which was adapted
By Seth Payan The words “When you learn to hide the pain, you lose yourself” in black contrasted the bright green T-shirt they were painted on. A vibrant array of
By James Bennett III Professor Karin Braunsberger, who teaches an online course called “Principles of Entrepreneurship,” likes assigning projects where students do “real-life work” whenever possible. This semester, while brainstorming
By Emily Sissell From painting graffiti on the sides of trains to creating a 135-foot-long mural, Leo Gomez’s struggle for artistic fulfillment continues. He grew up in Columbia, painting graffiti
By Courtney Amos Amid the newest art pieces on walls across the city from this year’s SHINE Mural Festival, it’s hard to miss the mural that kicked them off: a