Sex in the Dark: An open conversation about college tendencies
Although sexual education is widely important, stigmatized views on the subject have tainted the perception. To break this barrier, the…
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Beyond the egg hunt: What adults can do this Easter Sunday
The time for bunnies, decorating eggs and hunting treats is upon us once again. For adults, Easter has a different…
Sam Houston State University Receives First Shipment of COVID-19 Vaccine
Sam Houston State University Student Health Center received their first batch of COVID-19 vaccines on Feb. 24, according to Dr….
Huntsville’s 2040 Plan Update
On Feb. 2, the Huntsville Planning Division started their second round of “Huntsville City Council and Planning Commission” sessions highlighting…
New Year, New Format: The Miss Sam Houston Pageant Receives A New Makeover
As with many things in the past year, the pandemic has made event planning difficult. From adopting hybrid models in…
While Other Campuses Cancel Spring Break, It’s Still On For Sam Houston State University
Sam Houston State University has decided to keep spring break on the academic calendar during the pandemic while other universities…
Groundhog Day: Why Celebrate a Rodent?
Groundhog Day should not be a holiday because there is not much to celebrate about a giant ground squirrel. The…
The 2040 Future of Huntsville
Over the last several months, the city of Huntsville Planning Division began updating its comprehensive policy document, “Huntsville 2040: Our…
Huntsville Housing Development Give More Options to Students
Huntsville is home to many students and where developers have built approximately 43 apartments focused on student living and soon-to-be…
A Higher Minimum Wage Means More than Spare Change
The words “minimum wage” brings to mind a teenager making a little extra money to buy that cute sweater that…