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Remembering Elisabeth

Elisabeth "Libby" Alvis Photo Courtesy of Concord University     Elisabeth “Libby” Alvis leaves behind her legacy of hard work and dedication. On July 17, 2018, Libby passed away at the age of 84.   Elisabeth Alvis was born on Aug. 26, 1933 in Németkér, Hungary. Due to World War […]

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Math Education Program Discontinued

Concord's math major is still intact at this time. Photo Courtesy of Caleb Zopp The past few months have brought abrupt and unexpected changes to the math department at Concord University. From position changes to dropping majors, the math department is altering its image and program offerings.   Lisa Darlington, […]

A&E

BlacKkKlansman Review

Photo Courtesy of The Independent While film has long been a medium for exploring political issues through biting social commentary layered in between the entertainment, the past few years has seen a resurgence in films exploring the deep racial divide still plaguing America. From Jordan Peele’s breakout horror success “Get […]

Opinion

The Ultimate West Virginia Roadtrip

Cass, W.Va. scenic railroad. Photo Courtesy of Trip Advisor Wild and Wonderful – the state of West Virginia has some of the most beautiful destinations in the entire world. Right in our own backyards are incredible landmarks, state parks, and breathtaking scenic views. For a summer packed full of adventure, […]

Opinion

What to Consider When Voting This Year

The 2018 midterm elections may prove to be one of the most important midterms in recent history. That said, it is equally important to put the midterms into context before votes are cast in November. Let’s get one thing straight: voting is important. If you didn’t register to vote before […]

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Broadening Your Horizons: The Perks of Studying Abroad

Studying abroad may be one of the greatest and most rewarding experiences of your life. Photo Courtesy of Security Magazine As a college student, studying abroad may be one of the greatest and most rewarding experiences of your life. Whether you’ve ventured far from home or not, the lifelong memories […]

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Pizza & Politics

From left to right: Paul E. Davis, Rupie Phillips, Marty Gearheart. Photo Courtesy of Kelson Howerton On April 19, Concord University’s two political organizations, the College Republicans and Young Democrats, held the bipartisan “Pizza & Politics Townhall” in the State Room of the Student Center. The event consisted of a […]

Sports

Women’s Tennis Changes Competition Season

Women's Tennis Team Photo Courtesy of Concord University Athletics Beginning fall 2018, women’s tennis matches will take place in the spring alongside men’s tennis. For years, women’s tennis matches have taken place in the fall while men’s tennis matches have taken place in the spring alongside softball and baseball. No […]

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“Isle of Dogs”: Joyously Fun Canine Adventure

quot;Isle of Dogs" is one of Wes Anderson's most ambitiously ridiculous movies yet. Photo Courtesy of Hollywood Reporter Few filmmakers have quite as a distinctive style as Wes Anderson. Known for bizarre storytelling, meticulously framed compositions and a pastel color palette, Anderson’s films are favorites among hipster film lovers, and […]

Student Life

Managing the End of Semester Stress

Monitoring your mindset is the first step to handling stress. Photo Courtesy of Bachelor's Degree Online As the semester comes to an end, final papers and assignments tend to pile up. It’s easy to get caught up in the nearing of summer, but it’s important to finish out the semester […]