As a freshman, Radhika Dang attended her first Diwali celebration on campus. The scheduled dancers canceled, but that didn’t stop her from celebrating. Dang stepped in and performed an impromptu
On the morning of Oct. 29, students paraded down Harborwalk in Halloween costumes before they began a 1.2-mile walk around campus. The students were walking to raise money for the
Students can now check OASIS to see their 2017 spring registration eligibility and their assigned date and time to register. This is based on your credit hours. The more you
Last year, graduating Project 10 STING RAY students gathered outside the Grind, the campus coffee shop. They weren’t there to grab a coffee or midday snack. They stood outside to receive
Scrolling through Facebook around Halloween is a mixture of beauty and horror. There are those who dress expertly as fantastical creatures, fictitious characters and ghastly beasts. There are those who
There are so many different ways to celebrate Halloween: You can trick-or-treat, stay home and pass out candy, attend a party or just stock up on candy and pig out.
In 1965, activists in the civil rights movement organized to march in support of voter rights for African-Americans. They planned to walk from Selma, Alabama, to Montgomery, the state capital.
Looking for some spooktastic tunes to listen to this Halloween? Whether you’re hosting a party or hanging at home and handing out candy, we’ve got you covered. “Superstition” by Stevie
Voting on the spring semester’s Student Government senators begins today, Oct. 31, and runs through Tuesday, Nov. 1. Cast your ballot by heading to The Reef from 8 a.m. to
On this year’s ballot, students will vote on whether a future Student Government should be forced to adhere to a balanced budget. The bill is titled “Balanced Budget Act,” and