by Karma Henderson Alone but in a room full of people Silent but surrounded by noise Full but so empty Hot but so cold Most people wonder What drives depression But nobody really knows Nor understands where It comes from Or how it KILLS my motivation And STRANGLES my process And SILENCES my voice And …
“Heyo, my name is Aryanne (Ary) Westfall, and I’m a 21-year-old tattoo apprentice at Sin in Skin Ink! I love art in all its forms. Because of that, I create in a variety of mediums. Digital art, acrylic painting, murals, tattooing, crocheting, and comic work are some of my biggest passions. I’m absolutely enthralled with …
by Izaak Garcia The start of the fall semester is in full swing across the country, with all levels of students going back to classrooms to fill their minds with knowledge and educate themselves about the world around them. Classroom numbers, textbooks, notebooks, backpacks, and everything in between are on the minds of every student …
by Anjali Yedavalli I truthfully have no recollection of the time I first learned the term “bioethics.” It might have been in passing at a biotechnology camp I attended in high school, or maybe it was shortly before I took an Intro to Medical Ethics course in college, but the second I found out what …
by Ayannah Garcia Scheduling is very important when starting a new school year, especially when considering changes in classes, pickup and drop off times, extracurricular activities, and more. These are some of the challenges that could come from the newly revised Peoria Public Schools District 150 (PSD150) academic schedule for 2022-23. The new schedule includes …
by Sincere Williams In early 2022, Bradley graduate Amanda Riggenbach reached out asking if she could interview me for a project that she was managing at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in Springfield called “Tumultuous 2020,” an oral history project. The purpose of the project was to capture the diverse experiences of people’s …
