“Is it time to throw the term feminism out the window?” asked junior Jennifer Casas to a panel of students and professors. The panel looked nervously to each other as history professor Martha Rampton tentatively approached the microphone and replied, … Continued
In “Kingsman: The Secret Service,” Director Matthew Vaughn (“X-Men: First Class,” “Kickass”) plants us in the high tech world of a historical, stylish British spy organization dedicated to defending society from disastrous threats, while once again proving that he’s a … Continued
I sat down to watch Netflix, flipping through the mountain of new content released into the digital wild at the end of each year. And as I jumped from one exciting documentary to the next, each picture seemed more enticing … Continued
Face it, nothing could ever fill that void in your Sunday night, the time slot where AMC’s critically acclaimed drama “Breaking Bad” once resided. The show is as addictive as the blue meth it’s centered around, and it seemed no … Continued
As college students, we take great pride in the new experiences that offer themselves up all around us. If you’re like me, you might have lived your entire pre-college life in a small county in rural Oregon, then suddenly found … Continued
Adjusting to a new coaching style can be difficult for athletes when they are used to a specific training regimen. During the 2014 Cross Country season students expressed their concerns about new Head Cross Country and Track Coach Brent Ericksen … Continued
The swim team took the Oregon weather with them when they traveled to Phoenix, Ariz. Dec. 31 for a weeklong training trip full of improvisations. Head Coach Alec Webster chose Phoenix as the destination for the team’s training trip because … Continued
During the holiday break, the women’s basketball team participated in the Seawolf Hoops Classic in Anchorage, Alaska on Dec. 19 and 20. “We played at a very high level of intensity against high caliber NCAA II teams,” said Head Coach … Continued
For the globetrotters on campus searching for help with their next journey abroad, the Elliot Trust is one way to help finance student adventures. The Elliot Trust is a trust fund set up by Elise Elliot who gave a San … Continued
This year the Center for Peace and Spirituality and Black Student Union will be hosting a series of different events in the month of February in honor of Black History Month. Director of Student Academic Inclusion Yashica Island said one … Continued
Getting ready for finals, going to swim practice and working on her senior project are not the only things on Senior Stacie Struble’s to-do list before winter break. In an effort to help local high school students save money, Struble … Continued
A kindergartener uses a digital microscope to reveal a spider web up close, while another focuses in on the wings of a butterfly. The wireless microscope digitally records the findings to be displayed on a tablet for everyone to see. … Continued