Author: William Stevenson
Co-Written by: William Stephenson and Joshua Lee In modern society, it is understood that personal devices, and their yet to be discovered progeny, will continue to be the primary means of communication for society at ...
As a proud member of the SU English department, I know that many SU students are burgeoning cinephiles. One need only look at their Letterbox’d profiles to see inspired, profound criticism of a variety of ...
Let’s begin with our eyes open, and a nice, soft focus… Mindfulness is everywhere. Southwestern has its own Meditation Mondays and its psychology courses draw attention to its healing power. The U.S. mindfulness industry is ...
Co-Written by: Alan Torres & William Stevenson Topic Warning: Suicide Let us go back a semester, to the fall of 2025. Anyone who has visited—or worse, lived—in Martin Ruter Hall knows just how atrocious that ...
Sunday, April 12th was a fairly dreary day (or a pleasant one, depending on your outlook), with the weather bathing Georgetown in grey skies and light rain. However, if one were to enter the Alma ...
It was in eleventh grade that I was formally introduced to philosophy for the first time. Attending a Christian private school at the time, I took a history of philosophy class as well as a ...
One of my favorite musicals as of late is Next to Normal. The show follows suburban mother Diana Goodman, her struggle with bipolar disorder and chronic grief, and how that struggle impacts her family. The ...
The prospects of on-campus employment are, among other things, students having conveniently located work that pays a fair amount and potentially fulfills their interests. Students also usually expect comfortable work environments, understanding employers, and flexible ...
The day is Tuesday. I enter Mabee Commons at around 11:41 PM, and walk past the True Balance “allergen-free” section (though how allergen-free it is, is highly questionable) and the Global Kitchen section (how “global” ...
“BKLYN the Musical? What’s that?” If you’re asking this question, you’re in good company; much of the cast and crew of SU’s latest production also felt unfamiliar with the show prior to taking part in ...