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Byline: Khaled Alqahtani Pessimism and hopelessness are luxuries I can't afford. Not only am I deprived from living in a world without experiencing or witnessing oppression, but I also am [...]

The Office of the University Chaplain hosted a virtual candlelight service on Sunday filmed in Kay Spiritual Life Center to mourn Black lives lost as a result of police violence. [...]

Byline: Christina Anton Ryan apologized for his previous statement -- which he called 'inadequate' -- clarifying that his initial remarks were written from a state of 'deep [...]

Byline: Christina Anton Ryan apologized for his previous statement -- which he called 'inadequate' -- clarifying that his initial remarks were written from a state of 'deep [...]

Sarah Flickinger is the Communications Committee Chair of The San Luis Obispo County NAACP. Olivia Peluso is an English senior and Mustang News opinion editor. The views expressed do not [...]

The Good Although it seems that there is a low cloud of despair over the country, some positives have come out of the stay at home order. Families forced being [...]

This moment is surreal. I spent four years working for this. I knew it was coming. But there's no amount of advance notice that can prepare someone for the myriad [...]

'L.A.'s Last Street Cop' by Al Moreno --It's been called probably the most entertaining and chilling police tale you'll read this year. This gripping memoir vividly recounts Al Moreno's rise [...]

'L.A.'s Last Street Cop' by Al Moreno --It's been called probably the most entertaining and chilling police tale you'll read this year. This gripping memoir vividly recounts Al Moreno's rise [...]

Byline: Daniel Bernstein BERNSTEIN: This pandemic, its irony can teach us lessons Column: Mind You May 1, 2020 12:00am | By Daniel Bernstein Daniel Bernstein is a School of Arts [...]

Byline: Margaret Dougherty As millions of people remain in self-isolation due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the term 'self-care' has taken on a whole new meaning. Simply putting on a facemask [...]

While I may have landed in the quiet airport of Harrisburg, Pa., content and relieved to be home, I cannot help but feel a sense of despair wrap around me [...]

Amid all the bad news, gimmicky phrases (I'm looking at you, Dr. Pestello. What the heck is OneSLU?) and despair that surrounds us today, it can be easy to feel [...]

Byline: Danielle Walpole As of late, I've been so deeply in despair that I've forgotten how to breathe. Before this all happened, I was already drowning in depression on my [...]

Byline: Elise Sanders Lately, it's not been uncommon to see pictures of empty store shelves and people with cartloads of toilet paper and essentials on social media. These pictures reflect [...]

Byline: Carrie Wang Thinking About the Future Byline: It's perfectly valid to despair over these few future months that were stolen from us, but it crosses a line when we [...]

Byline: PABLO Nina Simone, 'Fodder On My Wings' (Verve/UMe) Nina Simone's 'Fodder On My Wings' is an album of contrasts and extremes -- personal traumas and world sounds, joy and [...]

By Deanna Reinhardt Staff Writer On March 13, Sacred Heart University responded to the growing coronavirus pandemic by sending their student body home to their off-campus residences. Since then, the [...]

By: Isaac Donsky, Staff Writer File Photo by: Amanda Bosse/The Towerlight Anger. Heartbreak. Hopelessness. These are just a few of the feelings swirling around the minds of Towson's softball team [...]

Music Trent Reznor is still king Sunday, March 29, 2020 - 3:38pm NOSELL Buy this photo Plain Alicia's Photography on Flickr Anish Tamhaney Daily Film Editor This week, Nine Inch [...]

It's yet another week of quarantine. But don't despair because lots of streaming services offer lots of great content to pass the time and entertain. From a new season of [...]

(Photo Courtesy of Noshing with the Nolands) By: Renee Rasmussen It's safe to say the past month has been one of chaos, confusion, and frustration. After going from a life [...]

The stories of heartbreak grow as families are separated and not able to say goodbye to loved ones. As the amount of COVID-19 cases increases, so does the death toll. [...]

Byline: Sam Walsh and Chris Sassaris Photo by Myles Martin On Friday night, we both attended the showing of WCU Theater's 'The Visit,' a 3-act play by Friedrich Dürrenmatt about [...]

Byline: Christina Morrison Photo credit: Zoe Archambault There is a lot of pain in this world. A lot of suffering, hurt, grief, upset. A lot of utter despair. No matter [...]

Byline: Danielle Walpole Under the mostly-cloudy skies of New Paltz, students are in a state of confusion and despair. With the coronavirus spreading at exponential rates, Gov. Andrew Cuomo made [...]

Byline: Michael Wendy (PG-13) One and a half stars It's tremendously difficult to come up with movies that are both original in concept and uniquely framed, but that's what writer/director [...]

Sustainability is a word on everyone's lips these days. How do we solve the impending climate crisis? The magnitude of the situation has allowed many to cynically shrug off the [...]

Byline: Fatima Zaidi Climate change, terrorist attacks, mass shootings, sex crimes, coronavirus, racist and discriminatory words bolded in black ink and plastered across pages or online. We are living in [...]

Byline: Isabella Jarosz In the age of reboots, it comes as no surprise that Universal Pictures has remade its 1933 classic 'The Invisible Man.' In the original, 'The Invisible Man' [...]

Editor's note: This piece contains mention of eating disorders and associated behaviors. Many who experience eating disorders suffer in silence. Eating disorders can lead to feelings of unworthiness, hopelessness, and [...]

Byline: Katherine Daily '1917' is a beautiful film with something in store for everyone. The Oscar-nominated film explores a dangerous story that encapsulates the madness, futility and hopelessness of World [...]

January 26, 2020, what began as a normal day only ended in utter despair. At about 12:45pm eastern standard time the world stopped on its axis, frozen and shaken to [...]

The Thea Bowman AHANA Intercultural Center hosted its celebratory Black History Month opening ceremony, featuring various poems, talks, songs, and dances centering on the black culture and history in the [...]

Iowa is not immune to a growing national trend of despair from suicide, overdose, and alcohol abuse, according to University of Iowa Professor Corinne Peek-Asa. At the 37th-annual Presidential Lecture [...]

Seated in the center of the second row at the Yale Repertory Theatre, I glanced around, finding myself amidst a crowd chiefly composed of elderly, white adults clad in tweed [...]

Byline: Jodie FileniusOlivia HoneckMargaret TewsAdam KelnhoferAlyssa JosephsJeremy JentgesGrant SangerEmily Prochaska Does Valentine's Day remind you of despair? Here are our writers' picks for the best anti-love songs. I Don't F**k [...]

Byline: JAMES PRYOR by JAMES PRYOR Staff Writer 'In 2019, 47% of UMW students said they felt so depressed it was hard to function,' reads the recent issue of the [...]

Byline: Sam Adebesin The views expressed in this article are the views of the author. Sitting in my classes the first week of the spring semester at the University of [...]

Byline: Gabriel Farhadian The Canadian band Loving's sparse three-album discography has been enough to create an atmosphere for listeners where fear, love, anger, hopelessness, and faith simultaneously coexist. They released [...]

What are some ways college students can support foster kids and families? What do you see when you look into the eyes of a child? Do you see happiness, dreams, [...]

Dan 'Destroyer' Bejar moves past middle-age exhaustion in his newest album. (Staff Illustration by Charlie Dodge) A jolly submission to the troubles of the middle age echoes in the poesy [...]

Day in the Life: Farah Omer '19 Feb 06, 2020 by Features in Article Farah Omer '19 serves as the Post-Baccalaureate Fellow for Partners in Education. Farah Omer '19 serves [...]

The Kansas City Chiefs trailed by 10 points with just a little over 7:00 left in the fourth quarter of Super Bowl 54. All hope seemed lost. Then, Patrick Mahomes [...]

Kyra Tan Back in 2016, like many others on Bowdoin's campus, I voted for Hillary Clinton. I still remember standing there in the middle of Smith Union back in 2016 [...]

Byline: Elizabeth Rocha Zuniga Hisham A. Qutob and D'Aungillique Jackson contributed to this Op-Ed. Our education system has often overlooked the significance and importance for us, as students, to voice [...]

When budgeting constraints your Spring Break to Idaho don't despair, Boise has it covered by offering some worthwhile events. Are you after music? Start Spring Break off with Boise's very [...]