By Marie O'Neal, Staff Writer Language is always changing, especially among generations. Slang is part of a natural development of language, especially when speaking in informal settings. “Slang is the fastest changing part of language in any language anywhere. It comes in and fades out,” Associate Professor of

By Madeline Alvarez, Editor-In-Chief Newman University’s Student Government Association has started all over with its elections after administrators noticed that the results of the first round of voting “looked off.” Students received emails from Student Life, Joseph Shepard and SGA on Tuesday, informing them that if they had already

By Leanne Vastbinder, Opinion and Online Editor It seems like every week there is something new that has been “canceled”—like the handful of Dr. Seuss books recently taken off shelves due to insensitive illustrations in the books. Situations like these often make me wonder, what is “cancelling”? But before

By Tejay Cleland, Sports Editor Both the men’s and women’s tennis teams are off to a winning start to their 2021 seasons. The women hold a record of 6-1 while the men are 7-3 so far. Both teams will start MIAA conference play on March 26 at Northwest