Letters from Lambda: How to manage stress
With midterms here, it is easy for students to become overwhelmed and stressed out. It is about halfway through the semester; you are busy,...
Diversity, inclusion and photography
Along with 128 other countries, the United States - specifically Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania - took part in Inside Out: The People’s Art Project, adapting...
Calling: Come one, come all
While the school is on fall break, homecoming festivities will get underway this Tuesday. Also, voting will open for Homecoming Royalty on CORE at...
No time to waste: Find clean resources
SRU’s women’s center & Macoskey Center collaborated Monday as part of their Women in the Environment series, kicking off their second year with a...
Between a rock and a hard place
Sometimes, the true beauty of something is not appreciated unless you see it at its darkest moments. That is why Katherine Mickle, an art...
Letters from Lambda: Surviving as a transfer student
The first day of college is the most exciting and terrifying moment for many students. Entering a classroom with a sea full of strangers,...
Four departments hold unique 60×60 production
Multiple departments came together Thursday night to stage a unique production that involved 60 one-minute pieces, including silent plays communicating with props and choreographed...
Salsa, music and heritage
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Students and faculty members gathered Wednesday night at the Hispanic Fiesta to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.
Hispanic Heritage Month runs from September 15 to October...
Urban farmer Lady Buggs talks about sustainability and self-care
Sophia Buggs opened this year’s Food Justice Series, hosted by The Robert A. Macoskey Center, on Tuesday with her inspiring talk on being an...
Victim blaming, rape culture and the Red Zone
“What prevents rape?” Graduate Assistant Erin O’Connor asked. “Not raping someone,” she said.
O’Connor, the Graduate Assistant to the Women’s and Pride Center was one...
