By Erika Coffey Dungeons & Dragons, the titular RPG created in 1974, has seen a recent uptick in players thanks to its ability to be played online. Originally a tabletop game rife with rules and heavily male-dominated, Wizards of the Coast, the creators of the game, have made a number of changes to encourage new […]
Upgrades or Downgrades By Alison Bryce Not all students are excited about the construction for the new University Events Center that is happening at Jowers. For the 350+ members of the Bobcat Marching Band, also known as the BMB, this construction to update and add on to Strahan Coliseum meant that they would have to […]
The state of Texas is one known for its barbecue, doing everything bigger, and, of course, the hot weather. Texans pride themselves on their mild winters and their ability to survive the scalding summers. “Real winter lasts a week,” they’ll sometimes joke. In that regard, February 2020 was no different than any previous February. That […]
