By Matthew Cooke, Guest Writer I still remember my first class I had at Newman, one of the first classes that the men of the House of Formation would be attending. I was nervous and a little fearful of how adjusting to life on Newman’s campus would go. It

Murphy Obershaw, Copy Editor Things are definitely not at their best right now, and if I am being honest, saying that is an understatement. The COVID-19 pandemic is causing people to struggle not just physically, but emotionally, socially and economically too. In these hard times, it is difficult for people

By Courtney Klaus, Editor-In-Chief Hi, it’s your friendly neighborhood newspaper editor, Courtney, here, reporting from my little on-campus apartment at Newman University in Wichita, Kansas. Yes, I’m still here during the pandemic, and when I’m not helping with the family liquor store (designated “essential” and still open

Jack Schafer, Staff Writer This new way of life kind of sucks. I wake up, check the time, 9:45. Go to the fridge, eat. Check the time, 9:55. Open up the computer, log into Zoom. 10 A.M. class starts. 11 A.M. Zoom meeting starts. Do homework,