By Bri Woods On Monday, Suzie’s Food for Thought Cafe announced, via miniature dry erase board, their most ambitious promotional event to date. Next week, the cafe will introduce a new drink menu inspired by twelve student organizations. The promotional campaign is set to officially begin next Monday and extend through the end of the semester. The...
By: Dana Angrisano As a junior in college, sometimes I feel like an unwatered plant in a flaming desert. By that I mean: there is a drought of men. I’m too young to start sleeping with divorcees, but definitely too old to hook up with freshmen and sophomores (though there’s something disturbingly sexy about a sophomore who just developed a...
NASHVILLE, TN—In 2024, the Vanderbilt Commodores went nuts. The football team had their ups, their downs and one game in particular that was nothing short of legendary. Vanderbilt’s new quarterback rose to fame by sealing the Commodores’ first victory over Alabama since…well, anyone can remember. Fans stormed the field. Analysts...
For centuries, human society has refined the concept of dignity in death. We have debated which execution methods are too cruel, too inhumane, or too barbaric to be deemed acceptable. Nations have outlawed gruesome practices, citing ethics, morality, and the fundamental belief that even the most condemned deserve some respect....
By: Paige Harris I can’t believe that none of the pre-professional fraternities on campus wanted me in their new pledge class. Don’t they know my dad owns the largest hedge fund in our zip code and he’s giving me an internship this summer? It doesn’t get more “pre-professional” than that....
