Written by Mateo J. Biggs 13 different games. 15 novels. 11 graphic novels. 2 guides. And as of the last 30 days, Steam has marked 206.4 average players. “Five Nights at Freddy’s” has been a game series that shot up in popularity early on into its career as an indie game series– a surprise for…
Written by Mateo J. Biggs As Halloween wraps up and we begin to delve into the Thanksgiving and Winter holiday seasons, the overwhelming amount of Christmas music that begins to plague the radio already begins its ascension– looking at you specifically “All I Want for Christmas is You” by Mariah Carey. However, many may not…
Written by Juniper Rogers James Suleyman (He/Him) is a senior from Greenville, SC who is double-majoring in Sociology and Criminal Justice and double-minoring in Spanish and Psychology. You’ll see James all around campus giving his time and energy to a wide selection of marvelous organizations. He is the Vice-President of Service of APO, the Vice-President…
Written by Tim Hofstaetter This past weekend, Roanoke hosted the cross-country championship at Green Hill Park, where the men placed 5th and the women placed 6th. The women improved from their 8th place finish, last year. The men dropped from their 3rd place last year. This is after both teams lost major roster depth from…
Written by Mikaela Gantz Midterm season is here, and I personally am not having it. Life has ramped up at an exponential speed and all of a sudden we’re somehow halfway through the semester. I’ve been through a few rounds of midterms during my time here and I have some thoughts. Fall semester midterms SUCK,…
Written by Nina Earle Every year without fail, I wander into a big department store in early September and become very confused. The store will have all the normal stuff, but all the themed goods will already be set up for Halloween. With almost two months before Halloween, the multi candy packs go on sale…
Written by Amelia Huggins Well, the semester has begun and students everywhere are bustling about, busy with either work or classwork, or just getting something to eat. In the few weeks we’ve been here, there have already been a number of activities for students to attend, including Dragon Feast, where people played games, caught up…
Written by Andrea Flores-Gomez Pack your bags, Maroons! Fall break is almost upon us. A lot of people will be heading home, and what’s a better way to celebrate than with a sweet treat to energize us after a long ride back! Of course, after spending all our time writing essays, studying for exams, and…
Written by Allison Shaw Anyone who loves fall fashion knows that October is the prime month to break out the sweaters, tights, and boots… unless it’s in the high 70’s and low 80’s consistently. If you’ve also been saving fall outfits to a Pinterest board all summer that now seem totally unsuited to the heat,…
Written by Juniper Rogers Maxwell (Max) Koch (he/him) is a senior based in Washington D.C. whois double-majoring in Literary Studies and French. He is also pursuing a concentration in Publishing and Editing and a senior honors project in comparative film. Max works for both subject tutoring and the writing center. “In France, I was the…