Written by Kristi Rolf If you have been active on social media over the past month or so, I’m sure that your feed has become full of fall-themed posts. There seems to be a particular demographic who embraces this season more than others: Millennial and Gen-Z women. These women generally immerse themselves in the aesthetic…
Written by Marisa Seager Although this year has been anything but predictable, we can still have control over some of the smaller things. Here are five different ways to celebrate Halloween during the pandemic. Decorate or carve pumpkins As simple as this might seem, you can still participate in this tradition! By yourself or with…
Written by Carter Weissenfluh The Los Angeles Lakers have found themselves in familiar territory after winning their 17th championship in franchise history. There were a lot of emotions and obstacles on this championship run for the team, primarily with the season being cut short due to COVID-19 which left players unsure if they were going…
Written by Kaelyn Spickler It’s the most sugary time of year as aisles are stocked to the rim with everyone’s favorite candy. There’s variety packs, and gummies, and all of it is calling your name, but we all have that one candy that we can’t resist. That one candy can say a lot about a…
Written by Zach “o’ Lantern” Dalton A year ago, I wrote an article about a junior disappointed in not being able to trick or treat past the age of twelve, and I am still not over it. I’m here today to ask: “what’s the deal with trick or treating?” The activity and idea of trick…
Written by Lucy Collins With Halloween right around the corner and the festivities that come along with it, what better way to spice up the occasion with a BOO-zy drink! Keep in mind, this article is for witches and warlocks who are 21+. A fun thing to do to keep the mind off the possible…
Written by Jasey Roberts Author George Saunders was introduced on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” as “quite possibly our greatest living author.” With his famous dry wit, Saunders immediately asked Colbert in a fake-snide voice, “You said ‘quite possibly’?” Saunders described that, when he became sick of trying to be Ernest Hemingway and Raymond…
Written by Joey Slasher For around thirty years Texas and Georgia have been securely Republican states when it comes to presidential elections. In Texas, the Republican nominee for president has won every election since 1980. In Georgia the Republican candidate has won every election since 1984 excluding the election of Bill Clinton in 1992. Prior…
Written by Devon “One of the MCs for this Event” Mitchell Next week, the Office of Multicultural Affairs is hosting their annual Unity Week. Especially during these turbulent times, Unity Week is meant to bring the Roanoke community together and remind us what it means to be unified Maroons. In addition to the normal events…
Written by Brice Hall Today for Folks at ‘Noke we decided to highlight Zoey Nichols. Zoey is a Freshman here at Roanoke College. As a first semester Freshman, she has made the right choice in not declaring her major yet and instead electing to explore more of the academic disciplines offered at Roanoke. However, she…