February is Black History Month, celebrating the overflowing culture and accomplishments of African Americans. Mississippi itself has had many people contribute to this celebration, whether it be B.B King, the “King of the Blues,”…
As one of many organizations geared toward students of color on campus, the Pan-African Student Alliance (P-ASA) naturally plays a pivotal role in representing the interests of the campus minority. Although…
During the spring semester, many Millsaps seniors prepare for the final walk across the seal in the Bowl. The class of 2020, unfortunately, could not participate in the typical Commencement experience,…
A variety of questions were asked during the interview for this article. The interview had eight participants. From these interviews, I have learned a great deal about each participant. I…
Disclaimer: The following work is an opinion, based on substantial research, facts, and interviews. Earlier this year, I wrote a piece called, “To Be a College Student During a Pandemic.”…
For as much as COVID-19 has disrupted our healthcare system, it has also brought to light the various issues that limited our ability to properly respond to the pandemic like…
After a semester of movies and food, I decided to switch it up a little and look at an album released during 2020. I wanted to step a little out…
Looking for a job after college graduation can be nerve-wracking. Today’s job market can be even harder to break into, with the pandemic leading to changes in how we present…
In one way or another, a student finds their home here at Millsaps. A home can be found through many outlets on campus whether they delve into Fraternity or Sorority…
Nearly every aspect of life has changed since the coronavirus pandemic quickly spread across the globe. Unfortunately, sports were similarly affected. Fans were left for months with no live sports…