Capitalizing on queerness
By Grace Hamilton, Staff Writer Every generation looks to celebrities to represent what they feel and who they are. Seeing yourself reflected in the people whose music you listen to, whose movies and shows you watch, whose media you consume, … Continue reading Capitalizing on queerness
Secure Cintas for students
By Noelle Ullery, Guest Writer On Nov. 18, Xavier played against Indiana University, which was considered one of the bigger games of the season. With IU ranked No. 11 in the nation, this was a game I was excited for, … Continue reading Secure Cintas for students
COP27 highlights international climate change
By Mattie Cielpak, Staff Writer COP27, the 2022 United Nations Climate Change Conference, concluded Nov. 20 in Egypt. World leaders met to discuss and devise plans to continue to combat climate change. Scientists say climate change’s effects are approaching irreparable, unless extreme restrictions are created and strictly followed over the next few years. The conclusion of the conference reiterated the goal set by the Paris Agreement at COP21, the 2015 summit, which was to keep global warming from rising more than 1.5 degrees Celsius from the 1800s. One of the biggest takeaways from the conference was the creation of a … Continue reading COP27 highlights international climate change
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