By Anna Corbett, Opinion Editor
Dia de los Muertos, otherwise known as the “Day of the Dead,” is a Latin holiday that celebrates the lives of deceased loved ones. On Nov. 6, Newman’s Hispanic American Leadership Organization put on an event on campus to observe the holiday.
HALO President
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By Allison Hernandez, Staff Writer
Newman University’s Steckline Gallery is set to host its latest First Friday event, showcasing assistant professor Shannon Johnston’s exhibition “Qualities and Quantities.” The show runs from today through Nov. 27, with an opening reception from 5 to 7 p.m. on Friday and
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By Anna Corbett, Staff Writer
Halloween is almost here. What better time to revisit Newman’s long history with ghosts and hauntings, which have been talked about as long as Newman has been around?
Here’s a compilation of some of Newman’s ghost stories that might not be very
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I read “Newman’s longtime literary journal coming to an end” (Vantage, October 17, 2024) with a good deal of sadness and regret for my school.
While we can cheer the successes of students who go on to profitable careers, there is (as the cliché goes) more to life than
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By Matthew Fowler, Managing Editor
Newman junior Lucy Cheatum is many things: an artist, an athlete, a student, and a future nurse.
Now, she can also add “entrepreneur” to that list of titles thanks to her budding custom embroidery business, Chip to my Lu.
Cheatum, a student in the nursing
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