From 1950 through early 1970s, the psychedelic LSD was administered to thousands of people by psychiatrists, therapists, and researchers. With the scientific community reaping benefits from the discovery of LSD, …
I’ve been enjoying ramen since childhood, when I would smash the “oodles of noodles” against the counter, breaking them up inside their orange packaging, before microwaving the sad and broken …
Remember when you got lost once? You tried to find one of your parents, the whole world felt so big for the first time. You were probably six or seven, …
“You hear me say slavery never ended and you call me insane, but how would you know? Privilege lives in your blood.” This is a line from first-year Merry Yirga’s …
I’m challenging myself to keep my hands moving while writing the first draft of this. To keep the flow moving. To not stop. To not press backspace, to not edit …
Trent Wagler ‘02, EMU alum and lead singer-songwriter for The Steel Wheels, highlighted a panel of four local musical talents who performed at EMU’s MainStage Theater last Thursday, Feb. 13. …
I stood many times in front of the mirror wishing that a miracle would happen and change my whole appearance. Well, apparently my wish is impossible. I used to run …
In December of last year, a Democrat-controlled house voted to impeach President Donald Trump on two articles. Last month, a Republican-controlled house voted to acquit president Trump of all impeachable …
Above the entrance is a stained glass motif of the classic American breakfast: two sunny-side-up eggs, three thick and smokey strips of bacon, a mug of (presumably) black coffee, and …
Washington, D.C. is a place steeped in history, turmoil, and lots of Mediterramean food. Last weekend, I spent a long day there, visiting memorials, monuments, and museums. I learned a …
