By Lindsay Roman My hobby since the pandemic has always been baking. No matter the occasion, I will be baking. This includes parties, breakups, holidays, and more. As a part of my prep for post-grad, I wanted to come up with a list of things I want to try. This one, baking edition. 1. Sourdough loaf It’s not that I haven’t tried sourdough before, because I absolutely have. Although, when the media influences you to try to do something and you really need a hobby, sourdough se

By Ashley Schroer With many big companies rolling back DEI programs, many of us, especially college students who are dealing with limited budgets, are unsure of where to shop that still support the values of DEI that are also affordable. Here’s a list of some small businesses (both near SRU and online) to support in 2025! Branded in Butler image from https://brandedinbutler.com/ I might be a little biased because CDR absolutely loves Branded in Butler , but this one is probab

By Harley Wolfgang I was kind of a chubby kid; I used to think I was huge compared to the girls I was in class with. The difference between child me and grown-up me is my awareness of how media influences all women to feel certain things about their bodies. Truth is, I've gone through a lot of phases with my body image. I've gone from abusing my body in hopes it would change to letting myself go and not taking care of it at all. I'd like to think I'm in a better place now, bu