Anti-Social Media: How Our Phones Are Making Us More Alone
Standing in a line waiting for the personal deep-dish pepperoni pizza I ordered, I take out my phone as a
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Opinion
The Idea of Beauty
The concept of beauty has changed in numerous ways over time. What were once desirable traits and essential in order to
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Zoos: Helpful or Harmful?
Fun. Educational. Exotic. These might be words we associate with zoos when thinking about human experience of this topic. However,
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Why You Should Study Abroad
Studying abroad for me started out as just talking about it. A far away fantasy; like a Disney Movie where
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An Urban Perspective: Cultural Appropriation and Society’s Misplaced Anger
Imagine you have composed a tweet. It is comprised of your incomparable wit, knowledge of classic television references, and topped
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Four Parks You Will Want To Visit
If you’re not from New York, one of the best things you’ll come to find is the enchanting beauty and
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A Thank You to Nazareth College
Thanksgiving season is coming to a close so what better time to reflect on what I’m thankful for than now?
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Leisure Reading: To Be or Not to Be?
I know what you’re thinking, but bear with me. Students have a ton of work and pressure on their plate,
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The Overlooked Food of South Ave
When the topic of food in Rochester comes up, the South Wedge is often left out of the conversation. Places
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Things To Do In Rochester: Unique Date Ideas!
As college students, dating can be a difficult task. We’re broke, we’re busy, we’re tired, and it’s pretty hard to
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Four Reasons to Study Abroad
You Will Learn More Than You Would in Any Classroom While taking classes in college is very beneficial to your
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Double or Nothing – Twitter Looks To Increase Character Limit
Twitter is home to many forms of entertainment – memes, news, celebrity interactions, viral videos – the list goes on
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Surviving Your First Semester at Naz
When moving into college, you might ask yourself, “How am I going to survive this?” Well, the answer you probably
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Adventures Abroad: Morgan Does Ireland
Arriving in Ireland From the moment I stepped off the plane and my feet planted themselves on the Emerald Isle, I
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Seneca Falls Women’s March
Yesterday, millions of Americans took to the streets from New York to Los Angeles. The Women’s Marches on Washington is
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The March: Bearing Witness to Hope
Last May I had the honor of going to Germany and Poland with students and professors from Nazareth and Hobart
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Tips From A Broke College Student
College is hard enough as it is. The last thing we need as students is additional financial stress throughout school
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Crunch Time
It’s about eleven O’clock on a Thursday night and I’m sitting in my bed, gazing endlessly at my calendar that’s
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Nazareth Students Reflect on Election Results: Part 2
So far in the aftermath of the election we have seen Obama and Trump meet at the White House, protests and
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Nazareth Students Reflect on Election Results: Part 1
Yesterday the American people elected Donald Trump to serve as the forty-fifth president of the United States of America. Whether you
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