Why we don’t need an ‘Equal Pay Day’
By Abigail Pore @AbigailPore Equal Pay Day was April 4 this year, a symbolic day to remind everyone that women make 77 cents to every dollar a man makes. In theory, it seems like a good idea. It celeb... Read More
The political world’s etiquette is changing
By Anna Hill @xOxGrimLove The expected etiquette in today’s political culture is entirely different than that of fifty years ago. A basic guideline for the expected etiquette is to be educated on ... Read More
Dear friend clinging to the guy who won’t commit …
By Taylor Mckaig Entertainment Editor Many of us have felt the hurt of caring for someone who likely doesn’t feel the same in return. And even if they care, how would you know when they won’t comm... Read More
Easter traditions beyond the regular Easter egg hunt
By Skyler Dascombe @SkylerDascombe Easter is right around the corner, and students are yearning for the last little break before summer takes role. This holiday is a great time to reunite with family ... Read More
Five ways to cope with spring allergies
By Kaitlyn Dixon Staff Writer Spring has sprung and allergy season is among us. As the first day of spring quickly passed, it seemed like the pollen made its way to our area unexpectedly. We walked ou... Read More
Review: Despite changes, ‘Beauty and the Beast’ still worth the watch
By Rachel Davis @Rachel_Creates Having grown up on Disney’s Beauty in the Beast in every medium —animated movie, Broadway musical and ice show—I considered myself an expert in the tale as old as... Read More
Senior powerhouse leads the way for Campbell Softball
By Matthew Sokol @Mokol95 A force to be reckoned with on the diamond and a vocal powerhouse in the dugout. This is one of the best ways to describe Amber Schisler, the senior pitcher and emotional lea... Read More
Athlete Spotlight: Kyle Mehl
By Ka’Deem Wynn Sports Editor “Drop your nets where you’re at in the water and see what you catch,” as the old saying goes, which mirrors the scripture Luke 5:4. About a year ago, a young ... Read More
Freshmen celebrate a successful first year at the Freshman Block Party
Photo by Ainha Derry. Freshmen enjoy snacks and free t-shirts at the Block Party. By Ainha Derry Staff Writer Last Thursday, freshman Student Government Association members successfully put together a... Read More
Fifteen minutes with new SGA President Katie Bradley
By Rachel Davis @Rachel_Creates Everything Katie Bradley does is organized. From the way she neatly stacks the ID cards handed to her at her job as an attendant at Carter Gym, to her giant color coded... Read More
Visiting speakers shed light on global politics
By Austen Brennan @ABrennanCT Due to an increasingly volatile world, the rise of terrorism, and questions about America’s role, the subject of international relations can quickly become complicated ... Read More
CAB celebrates spring with donuts and hypnotism
By Skyler Dascombe Staff Writer Last week marked the Campus Activity Board’s Spring Fling, a week-long event for all students. Each day, CAB offered fun-filled activities that allowed students t... Read More
Women in the midst of House Bill 2
By Anna Hill @xOxGrimLove There has been much controversy over North Carolina’s House Bill 2. It is referred to as either the most anti- LGBTQ legislation ever passed, or just “common sense.” Th... Read More