Foot traffic around campus can be just as exasperating as vehicle traffic. Some students who walk to class have the misfortune of using the only

March is Women’s History Month, a whole month dedicated to celebrating the wonderful women around the world and the accomplishments women have made in social,

The National Sleep Foundation celebrates its annual National Sleep Awareness Week March 8-14. National Sleep Awareness Week brings awareness to the importance of sleep and

This fall, the ever-important presidential election will take place. The election will decide not only the leader of the U.S., but also the heads of

More and more, people are trading the experience of walking through stores, fidgeting with price tags and deciding what to buy with the quick, easy

Cameron Pritchett is a freshman business management major and the sports editor for The Current   If you were to have told me on Aug.

It seems like everyone is always on the move. Whether it be running errands, going to work or going someplace miles from campus, we all

Black and African-American history have been celebrated with some capacity in the U.S. for close to a century. To quote Carter Woodson, who started the

Spring break is right around the corner — a time for relaxation, refreshing your energy for the remaining half of the semester and enjoying the