First Prize for Boars Tusk in Poetry I’m standing in the grocery line on the tail end of something dizzying. Dizzy like the time I drank something I shouldn’t have and thought I knew what love meant. Sour and mean, a manifesto of...
As the semester is getting closer and closer to the end, classes are starting to put on more stress, packing in all the information that they think their students should walk away with, but there’s more to that dreadful feeling.
I want to share my thoughts on something truly powerful yet often underestimated: reading. In our fast-paced world dominated by social media, instant messaging, and on-demand entertainment, the simple act of reading might seem outdated to some. This...
With the recent election raising tempers, it can be easy to forget what allows people to find common ground. Even when there is not an election occurring in the background, people often forget to stop and think about what is happening around them....
Back in high school, I was always told that I should take Advanced Placement (AP) classes since you had a chance of getting college credit for passing a difficult class, but that only left so many students passing the massive exam. Most students...
Online learning is an intimidating part of college, from the self-paced nature to often varying degrees of workloads, online courses can sometimes be harder than even the most rigid in person classes. Despite this, online courses have excellent pros....
Our campus is nestled at the foot of White Mountain in the middle of the Red Desert and supports over 4,000 students a year. Western houses the natural history museum, art gallery, library, theater, fitness facilities, game room, and pool, all under one roof. Take a guided or self-guided tour!