Tensions rise at COP27 as countries struggle to reach a meaningful agreement; meanwhile, women push for greater commitments and propose solutions to tackle the climate crisis through a gender lens.
– By Alice Finno
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Vincent Van Gogh would have been an activist, just not this way. Had they paid attention to the […]
New year, new beginnings, new opportunities: discover what’s in the stars for you in 2023 Astrology By Sara […]
The Performing Arts Company, led by Student Services for JCU students, made a return this fall with a new theater director Douglas Dean— after five years of inactivity.
-By Arianna Lopez
Embark on the journey of self-hatred, revenge fantasies, “wondering what might have been,” falling in love, and “falling apart” that is Taylor Swift’s Midnights.
-By Giulia Leo
The director’s accomplishment: further objectification of the already objectified Reviews By Ella Stillion Southard / Matthew staff || Edited […]
So Fare Films releases Season 2 of the documentary series Women in Progress premiered on Dec. 1 in Aula Magna, nine months after its first ‘season’s release.
– By Jana Zeidan
A dive into the alcohol-soaked 1920s
American and Italian students’ perceptions of coffee prices differ amidst price rise due to inflation.
-By Divya Dhawan
JCU’s Office of Health and Wellbeing introduces a partnership with a nutritionist this fall semester as part of the new events to educate and support university students.
-By Sophia Ghantous
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