February 2022 Issue

It is a common adage in sociological circles just how overlooked are the contributions of African Americans to popular American culture, especially in music. From the slave spirituals that would go on to inspire blues and gospel to the Jazz Age and Harlem Renaissance of Louis Armstrong and Billie Ho...

Since last fall, you’ve probably seen the pastel-colored flyers scattered around campus, promoting the return of the Seoul Club. With a minimal, elegant design—including pictures of K-pop groups and the popular K-drama, Squid Game—the flyers have certainly piqued the interest of many students, inclu...

Throughout the history of the public education system, art has been consistently underfunded in K-12 schools. Even today, most students who are remotely interested in art as a career opt to attend a specialized arts high school that’s an hour away rather than the public school down the road. For pub...

Since 1976, America has dedicated the month of February to honoring the contributions of African Americans to U.S history. We can commemorate this month in numerous ways, from supporting Black owned businesses to visiting local museums, and taking the time to remember the people of our history, here...