By Mo Hill, Creative Corner Editor Creativity is one of the core parts of being human; we all have it to some degree. Creativity has led to thousands of inventions, artwork and various other things. Ranging from music to paintings to the laptop that this is being written on, creativity has had an effect on all of it. However, our creativity coincides heavily with our identities. Our various life experiences and upbringings have had an impact on everyone’s identity, no matter

By Mikalya Boyd, Editor In Chief This weekend on SELD’s annual Leadership Retreat, I was the team leader for a bunch called the Periwinkles – lovingly known as ‘the Winkles.’ We all learned a lot about each other and our identities through our StrengthsQuest results, our adventures and our conversations together. While our team won the catapult challenge (and should’ve won the photo scavenger challenge), we really won when it came to our bonding experience and how special the

By Anonymous Anonymous is sitting staring at the blank document, wondering what to write. That blinking cursor pisses them off. Because last time they wrote something profound. Something that meant something. And now they have to top that. Because progress isn't linear, but their talent has to be. Because if they are not great, they’ll be forgotten. Anonymous sits with their head in the clouds, dreaming about mattering to someone. Because Kafka would’ve disappeared if he didn

By Kira Rodriguez, Contributor Not to fit, not to belong, To look out onto the crowd and ask, Why? Why am I here? Out of place, unused,...

By Mo Hill, Creative Corner Editor This past week I had the pleasure of interviewing Professor Jamie O’Neil. He is a longtime member of...

By Anonymous Bullying  – was supposed to die when we were in kindergarten. When the teachers scolded kids for being mean. When we learned...

By: Mo Hill, Creative Corner Editor Canisius University’s Little Theatre has just recently kicked off its season with the first...

By: Kamal Stephens, Assistant Creative Corner Editor Welcome to our artist spotlight, where we shine a light on some talented artists on...

By: Chris Tolliver A few weeks ago on a random Sunday, I decided to go to Delaware Park to take some pictures and just explore the park....

By: Kamal Stephens, Assistant Creativr Corner Editor

By Mo Hill, Creative Corner Editor Welcome to this year’s edition of Creative Corner! I wanted to start this semester off with a strong...

By: David Imiruaye When you listen to the blues, you can hear the pain in the fingers that strum the archtop guitars, and the horror that...

By: Kira Rodriguez Are you there, watching me grow into the person you hoped I’d be? Are you there, laughing with me as I laugh with the...

By: The Griffin Little Theatre is proud to present their cast and production staff for their final play of the semester, Agatha...

By: Hollie Ellis Throughout my drawing class FAS 120, we worked on learning how to do gesture drawings, a type of sketch where you...

By: Hakim Mosegi This graphic art I've made at its core is Holy Mary cradling the infant Jesus, surrounded by a fractured cropping of...

By: Lio Salazar

By: Hakim Mosegi This piece took some time and thought when I was creating it. I wanted a biblical scenery of Lucifer's downfall from...

By: Briana Wasil There’s a place I go when all feels lost,  It travels with me like a shadow, hovering until I stop Only then will I...

Kira Rodriguez Years ago, I looked at her and thought, “Too quirky, too naive.” I nodded and smiled as she spoke, hoping she would face...