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The Trust for University Sponsored Centers

It’s hard to miss the flyers across campus proclaiming our need of a Center for Abstinence and Chastity. Hotly contested articles in the Prince and a weeklong lecture series on the subject, spearheaded by Robbie George, further increase the prominence … Read More

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God’s Gift to Us All

Ryan Gosling is the greatest thing that ever happened to this world. This may seem like an exaggeration, but when you really think about it, I speak only the truth. I will confess, with some shame, that I first fell … Read More

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Children’s Literature

Once upon a time in a little college town, there lived a boy named Mephen who loved to learn. He loved his grammar and his sciences and his maths and all he wanted was to devour as many books on … Read More

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Large Drunk Appetites

Because of my tendency to mumble vague feminist claims, or perhaps because of my decade-long ugly duckling phase, I have always been pinned with the word “jaded.” I suspect this is because my first crush called me “chipmunk face” too many times, so I eventually beat him up in second grade and then gave up on romance before I knew what it was.

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Articles I Did Not Write This Week

A selection of articles (in progress) by Russell O’Rourke.

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Dear Chantelle

Dear Chantelle, I thought you should know that I’m really mad at you. I’m also really sad. I closed all my shutters and listened to “In the End.” It’s so true: “You tried so hard and got so far/ But … Read More

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Throwback Soundtrack

I don’t remember why I started listening to RadioNow 93.1, Indianapolis’ Top 40 radio station, but I know exactly when. I was nine, and it was the summer after third grade. Before this, I had basically stayed away from pop culture. I didn’t really get it, or like it, and there was a girl in my school who told me she was receiving shots to delay puberty because she had watched too much Britney Spears with her older siblings and it had somehow tricked her body into pressing “skip” over the last part of her pre-preteen years.

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Slice of Life

Brissed and dismissed.

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Nass Remembrances

Three Nass writers reflect on what it means to know someone after they’re gone.

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Mass Hysteria: Full Design

For the fourth annual Women’s Issue of the Nass, women writers and artists reflect on home, nourishment, motherhood, and embodiment.

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Hallway

“Still, I see strength, even under the camera’s gaze. Maybe I want to imagine that their strength will find its way to me.”

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Bob Ross Turns 80

Bob Ross, perhaps the most important mainstream American artist of the 1980s, is undergoing a resurgence of late.

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