Masculinity is a social construct, created over years of gender divisions. But on Thursday, Voices Against Violence will deconstruct it in two hours.
More than a year after its inception, MasculinUT...
Spreading his arms as if he were flying, Cole Weaver executes a move he calls “the bird,” for the fifth time. It’s one of 100 sequences he learned in one month this summer.
Weaver,...
Editor’s note: Tat-Tuesday is a weekly series that features students around campus and their tattoos.
Julie Kantor
Though American studies Ph.D. student Julie Kantor’s body is covered in...
When Jon Pierce-Shimomura’s son was born in 2001, like most parents, he was already worrying about what to do when it came time for his son to go college. But for him, it was different; his son was...
Editor’s note: Tat-Tuesday is a weekly series that features students around campus and their tattoos.
Harrison Root
Chemistry graduate student Harrison Root’s upper arm is covered...
As the sun sets on Nov. 1, the scents, melodies and vibrant colors that fill Día de los Muertos altars are said to wake the dead and bring them to visit their loved ones in their dreams. This year,...
After browsing online costume shops all night, social work sophomore Kathryn Merchant finally clicks “buy” on a Regina costume from “Once Upon a Time,” hoping it will be recognizable...
Lost, hypothermic and nearing death, Rachel Lloyd found herself isolated in a New Zealand forest with no guarantee she would make it out alive.
Last April, the interpersonal communication graduate...
Editor’s Note: The names in this story have been changed to protect the sources’ identities
When they were roommates, Prity Kahn and Lisa Bei were so close they would often joke about...
Editor’s Note: The name in this story has been changed to protect the source’s identity
When Matthew Bensen arrived on campus, he hadn’t come out and was unsure of his place...
On any given Friday afternoon, Erica McCormick can be found outside the SAC with a guitar in her hand and a tambourine on her foot, surrounded by other musicians filling the area with their fast-paced bluegrass...
Editor’s note: Student names have been changed for the sake of privacy.
When he came to college, business junior Wes Mantooth was nothing more than a casual marijuana smoker. But when he saw how...
