The campus is buried in snow, and many students have taken the opportunity for photo sessions and winter walks. Although chilly and hard to travel in, the…
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Eighty ATU employees received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine on Feb. 3 and will receive their second dose on Feb. 11. According to the CDC,…
Catcalling is a form of verbal harassment, usually sexual in nature, directed mostly towards women who pass by. Women undergo harassment on many college campuses in the…
The Keystone Pipeline has been such a polarizing topic in the media since it was initially proposed in 2008. In 2021, it made the headlines yet again…
Brittany Shannon, currently declared marketing and business management major from Clinton, Arkansas, has taken her time in choosing what major will best benefit her in the long…
Photos submitted. Left: Tendai Chiutare Right: Alex Xing The world has seen a multitude of changes and setbacks due to the effects of COVID-19 and the trials…
Photos taken by Margarita Lopez. Left: Ely Soto, owner of Primavera Right: Kennedy Wells and Megan McGinnis, owners of Kindred Mills College-themed movies don’t portray an accurate…
Photo taken by Tara Espinoza. On Sunday, Sept. 13, fifth-year senior David Hall performed in a master class hosted by the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra Musicians. “This opportunity…
Photo submitted. In a world filled with hate, unjustness, and negativity, it is easier to see the darker side of humanity; however, one ATU junior Eric Givens…
Megan Toland knew her why. Her how was less clear. “Even as a young child, I always wanted to be a teacher,” said Toland. “I just didn’t…