Logan Buum, Contributing Writer
• November 11, 2024
After the recent election, many Americans feel anxious and frustrated about how little their votes matter. Voting gives the average person a voice in politics, but its impact on the presidential election...
As a freshman, I received a campuswide email asking students if they would attend an interest meeting for a new chess club. As a passionate chess player, I saw an opportunity to be an active part of a...
To many Americans, the Israel-Hamas war is nothing more than a bloodbath thousands of miles away. In Gaza, the story is different. Children become orphans in seconds, and families flee to find sanctuary....
Cecil Pradhan, Contributing Writer
• November 4, 2024
Did you know ULM is home to over 300 Recognized Student Organizations (RSOs)? Probably not, because very few have an on-campus presence.
This semester's record-high enrollment has brought in even more...
Every advancement in health attracts conspiracy theories, especially vaccines. For decades, theorists have claimed that vaccines cause Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Even with mountains of evidence against...
In a world where digital screens dominate, finding a physical place dedicated to learning and community is rare. Thankfully, the Ouachita Parish Public Library stands as an exception. This library is more...
It is a bright, sunny day. You and your friend are walking across the bridge, talking about the exam you both just took. Suddenly, an electric scooter passes between you two at max speed with no warning....
Keith Webb, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• October 28, 2024
Happy advising season everyone! It is time for every student’s least favorite holiday where everyone’s looking for the easiest way to block out their schedule—Coursicle solved that problem last semester....
In the United States of America, most people don’t have the money to fund a campaign. Campaign laws in America need to be reformed so that everyone has an equal opportunity to uphold their public image.
Ideally,...
Are you looking for clothing, handmade goods, home decor, pet supplies or art and prints? Shopping at your local businesses might be the answer you’re looking for. Local companies offer personal attention...
Homecoming at ULM always brings a second wind to the morale of students.
Amid midterms and projects, Homecoming Week acts as a much-needed stress reliever. It allows students to take a break from their...
Some news sources consider Hurricane Helene to be one of the strongest and deadliest hurricanes since Hurricane Katrina. The reported death toll from the Category 4 storm has reached 215 people, with hundreds...
