Brandon Cortés – General Reporter In the bustling world of student life, the age-old question persists is it better to rely on the comforting embrace of a cup of coffee or to venture into the exhilarating but sometimes controversial territory of energy drinks? This enduring dilemma has fueled passionate discussions among students, with opinions as diverse as the beverages themselves.
Read moreJaylen Carr – Editor-in-Chief Solé Scott – Features Editor Jaylen Carr- Everyone, get in formation with your disco-ball-inspired cowboy hats and your ‘House of Chrome’ attire. Queen Bey dropped her long-awaited Renaissance World Tour film on Friday, celebrating house and dance music pioneered by Black artists in the 1970s. The film captured the live performance of the tour at all
Read moreSolé Scott – Features Editor Imagine stepping in someone else’s shoes for a day to see what they go through on a daily basis. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. And Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc. joined forces for an event they created called If I Could Walk in Your Shoes on Thursday, Nov. 30, in the Adanti Student Center,
Read moreBrianna Wallen – Features Editor Three, two, one action! The university has its very own news channel known as SCSU TV. For the past decade, dedicated team members have been posting videos on their YouTube channel biweekly for all to see. With precise lighting, complex cameras, and creative ideas, students bring their ideas to the big screen. Film television and
Read moreSolé Scott – Features Editor Fraternities and sororities for the past century have been committed to providing community service locally and nationally, contributing countless hours and raising millions of dollars for charitable organizations. The Greek organizations on campus, like the Alpha Phi Delta (APD) Gamma Xi chapter, often conduct community service events that the student body engages in. “One of
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