A Black Woman is not only being metaphorically restricted from her freedoms but is physically being strangled by the American flag and an unknown assailant. This Photo was taken by Imogen Brown with the...

In his directorial debut, Kobi Libii’s newly released “The American Society of Magical Negroes” tells the story of a Black main character named Aren as he’s recruited into a secret society of...

By Chris Crymes Entertainment Editor Photo by Chris Swann COVID-19 has changed too many day-to-day activities to begin a count, but tackling an education mid-coronavirus has presented students and educators...

By Chris Swann Staff Photographer Graphic by Mary Mone Background checks and the banning of assault weapons with large capacity magazines are not going to be enough to incite real change. In the aftermath...

By Mary Mone Online Editor and Copy Editor Photo by Mary Mone We live in a world where people live in isolation, where love is clicked and bought, and where genuine connection is rare. Because of this,...

By Sorayda Rivera Student Life Editor Graphic by Mary Mone In March 2019, I was traveling to Boston, Massachusetts, for a business trip. Accompanying me on this trip was my friend/aide, and my 411 lb...

By Michael Bald Managing Editor Graphic by Michael Bald What happened at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021 is one of the worst politically motivated attacks in the past decade. Like many others, I watched...

By Chris Swann Staff Photographer Photo illustration by Chris Swann According to the Department of Defense, the U.S. Flag Code states the flag should never be flown upside down unless trying to signal...

By Sorayda Rivera Student Life Editor Graphic by Mary Mone 2020 was a time no one will ever forget. It was a dreadful year full of anxiety, fear, sadness and loss. I am aware not all things were terrible,...

Despite Tyler Junior College’s recent update about its transition to online classes for the rest of the semester due to the Coronavirus, many of the community’s questions and concerns have gone unanswered,...

Now is not the time for Tyler Junior College to stand out among the rest of our community. Amid a throng of Coronavirus-related closures and changes, TJC has yet to make a definitive decision regarding...

I remember when I first heard of the Coronavirus or COVID-19. Everyone seemed to not be making a big deal about it and most just laughed it off. In the back of my head, I was trying not to worry about...