Have you ever been sipping a crisp, ice-cold Coke and thought: “Gee. You know what this needs? Oreos!” What is wrong with you? I mean, hey. I’ve been known to …
Issue: Volume 71
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What I Learned From Playing One of The Hardest Video Games Ever
During my freshman year of college, I was introduced to “Elden Ring”. It was a game that had just recently come out, and a few of my friends got me …
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My Brain is Ruined… For Now
I am sincerely under the impression that my brain is (hopefully only temporarily) ruined thanks to TikTok and Instagram Reels. Short-form video platforms like these are unfortunately where I spend …
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President Kamala Harris? First Round of Debates
On Sept. 10, the two major presidential candidates met in Philadelphia on the debate stage for the first time. Former president Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris faced off …
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Editorial: Children Shouldn’t Have Social Media
Does the phrase “skibidi Ohio rizz” mean anything to you? How about “looksmaxxing?” “Fanum tax,” perhaps? To those less internet savvy, these terms mean absolutely nothing. Ask almost any fifth …
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Mid-Autumn Festival with APISA
EMU’s asian pacific islander student alliance (APISA) celebrated the Mid Autumn Festival, an east asian holiday, by making lanterns and red bean cakes, while enjoying an assortment of Asian cultural …
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Happy Ethiopian New Year: 2017
On Sunday, Sept. 15, students from EMU, JMU, and other members of the community gathered to celebrate the beginning of a new year: 2017. Unlike most of the countries in …
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EMU Represents at Shenandoah Valley Pride
Shenandoah Valley Pride was hosted in downtown Harrisonburg’s Court Square on Saturday, Sept. 21. There were pride flags representing different sexualities and gender identities surrounding the court. It was complete …
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“It Takes a Village”: Village to Village Profile
Making a difference in the world starts with one’s decision to act; this has been the case for Heidi Dove, who has been making an impact in different communities since …
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African American Festival Attended by Royals
Harrisonburg community members and organizations gathered in Ralph Sampson Park for food, music, and art along with other activities to celebrate heritage and diversity during the city’s 28th annual African …