Written by Amy Behrens There are many things in life that seem to escape me in one way or another. Sleep, the most elusive of them all, flees from me tonight. This seems to be nothing out of the ordinary as it happens almost every night. My children are tucked away in their dreams, the house is clean, my… Read more →
Wynonna Earp: Building Communities
Written by Michaela McCready I’ve never felt compelled to be a committed fan to anything until I started watching the TV series, Wynonna Earp. I started watching the show after finding myself heartbroken and in the middle of an identity crisis. Coming out as queer is never easy; doing so right before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in… Read more →
Jade’s Sacrifice
Written by Queen Spurlock This wasn’t how I expected my life, especially tonight, to play out- it definitely wasn’t the life I wanted. Sitting in the chilly, well-lit airport, scattered feet and wheels dragged along the spotted gray concrete floors. The rhythmic clatter encompassed me. Worry and melancholy washed over me as I felt a small kick. I rubbed… Read more →
In Memory of Those Who Chose the Sea
Written by Ashley Parks Today I extend my respect and all honor to Those Who Chose the Sea. Those who would not part with the Motherland Those determined to be free. They refused to be taken into bondage They knew their God-given right To live among their own, untouched and unbothered They would succumb to no greater might Than… Read more →
COVID-Time Comics
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The Movies that Disney SHOULD be Adapting
Written by Theron Abell Recently, Disney has seemed to have a penchant for adapting their old animated movies into live-action remakes. They may have been doing this purely to make more money, or to make it look like buying Marvel and Star Wars aren’t the only things that they can do inconsequentially. The problem with the way that Disney… Read more →
Silent Stone Manor
Written by Anna Wilcox One by one, we had been picked off by the horrors that lay beneath the sullen city. Each victim, lured by an invitation to dine in the Manor of Silent Stone. An estranged mansion, laying within the foreboding parts of the city. Of course, we had each assumed we had been summoned for our prestigious… Read more →
Senior (Sadness) Season
Written by Chip Fankhauser Hello, readers. If you don’t know me, my name is Chip Fankhauser, and I’m a senior with a double degree track with a BS in Mathematics and a BA in Writing. Sounds fancy, right? You might think that, with a degree plan like that (or, like, any degree plan at all), I have my whole… Read more →
5 Things I Like (in no particular order) and Want to Share with You
Written by Brenna Fitzsimmons My Favorite Murder the Podcast: First, I would like to say that if you do not already listen to any podcasts, I highly suggest that you do. They are perfect to listen to when cleaning, walking, eating, or doing just about anything in life. Pop those headphones in and listen away. My favorite podcast is… Read more →
Milky Way High School: Pluto for President
Written by Luna Martin “Ugh…curse my tiny legs…Wait! Bus driver! I’m coming!” Pluto yelled as she ran towards the end of Kuiper Street, panting heavily as she came closer and closer to her bus stop. As she ran, she took a brief look to see a couple of other kids, barely ahead of her, before switching her focus back… Read more →