An anti-abortion protest group brought hate and misinformation to Murray State on Monday, Oct. 18, and Tuesday, Oct. 19. The Center for Bio-Ethical Reform utilized Murray State’s Free Speech Space to display horrifyingly graphic images and spread misinformation to students outside the Curris Center. In a series of massive signs, the Center presented their “Genocide Read More
Jakob Milani Sports Editor jmilani@murraystate.edu Just two years into her music career, Remi Wolf released her highly anticipated debut album, “Juno,” on Friday, Oct. 15. The California native first appeared on American Idol in 2014 during her senior year of high school. After finishing her studies at the USC Thornton School of Music, Wolf self-released Read More
Critical race theory (CRT) is a term that has been tossed around, misdefined and has made its way into the mouths of Kentucky legislators. States such as Texas and Tennessee already have passed bills that limit the teaching of “critical race theory” and Kentucky may be next. Bills 60 and 69 are prefiled for the Read More
Dionte Berry News Editor dberry11@murraystate.edu The dreamy indie pop subgenre that put Men I Trust on the map continues to grow as the band most recently released their fifth album, “Untourable Album.” Men I Trust rose into the music scene as a duo of Jessy Caron and Dragos Chiriac. Their first album was their 2014 Read More
“Collection” by Soccer Mommy Emery Wainscott Lifestyle Editor ewainscott@murraystate.edu Soccer Mommy conveys a somber but sweet feminine angst on her album “Collection” that encapsulates the feelings of fall. With indie-sounding guitar in the background, her vocals give just enough bite and just enough softness. “Allison, put down your sword / Give up what you’re fighting Read More
When crossing from Wilson Hall to my car after class, I noticed a slip of paper shoved under my windshield wiper. Worst-case scenarios started bouncing around in my head—a ticket? A note saying, “Sorry, I hit your car”? None of the above. Depicted on the flyer was a graphic of two champagne flutes with the Read More
Editorial Opinion Climate change was an “inconvenient truth” 15 years ago. It’s still inconvenient. Politicians fail to give it the attention it deserves; thus, failing our generation. In a 2021 survey of 10,000 people from 10 countries, the University of Bath found that the majority of those surveyed were deeply worried about the future and Read More
Pam Goodwin Chief Copy Editor pgoodwin1@murraystate.edu When one thinks of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, one is likely to picture an old woman in a brightly colored dress and matching hat. Behind closed doors, however, the little old lady in the hat knows far more than she lets on. Her Majesty spends her days doing Read More