by Amanda Landwehr / Arts & Culture Editor Platelets, IVs and arsenic trioxide are typically not words used to describe a person’s junior year of college. But for Vanessa Ayala, a 20-year-old psychology major at Roosevelt University, these words have… Read More ›
by Jules Banks / Features Editor Dalal El-Barbarawi may only be 21, but despite her age, she has a lot on her plate. With a biochemistry major and international studies minor, coupled with a learning commons job (where she tutors… Read More ›
by Sunyata Courie / Staff Reporter Millions of families across America will gather this year on Nov. 28 for the annual Thanksgiving holiday. While contemporary mainstream practices of this holiday revolves around eating turkey, reconnecting with family and saying what… Read More ›
by Aero Cavalier / Staff Reporter In 2018, the American College Health Association released a survey report that showed the severity of the mental health epidemic in this country. The report claimed that three out of five students experienced anxiety… Read More ›
by Raneen El-Barbarawi / Staff Reporter As November marks the beginning of National Diabetes Month, Alpha Phi Omega decided to partake in National Diabetic Awareness by educating students through different events on and off campus. APO held a tabling event… Read More ›
