April 2019
Ferr or Foul: Thunderstorm brewing in OKC
Just like clockwork, the Oklahoma City Thunder have yet again been eliminated in the first round of the NBA playoffs. After finishing just shy of 50 wins and placing sixth in the Western Conference, many […]
Women who revived the Black Power Movement – Ashley Farmer starts a dialogue on the fight for gender equality
In her most recent book, “Remaking Black Power: How Black Women Transformed an Era,” Ashley Farmer exposed the underside of the “chauvinistic” and “sexist” Black Panther Party by revealing stories of revolutionary black women activists […]
Goodreau and Ohop provide a glimpse into African cultures
Students and faculty alike took a journey to the east side of campus, April 23, entering through the sliding doors of the Whittemore Library, where they were immersed in the 20th-century material culture of Africa. […]
Dangerously disappointing
Fans of racing games rejoice – “Dangerous Driving” is finally here after many years of roadblocks and development hitches. If you’re someone like me, you grew up on the “Burnout” series of games – a […]
Minimal campus climate survey participation discussed at SGA meeting: senate ratifies more bylaws and discusses the future of the organization
Millie Gonzalez, interim chief diversity, inclusion, and community engagement officer, presented the results of the campus climate survey to SGA April 23. Gonzalez said, “The campus climate survey is so incredibly important because it informs […]
The Gatepost Editorial: Notre Dame devastation exposes income inequality
Following a fire that destroyed parts of the roof of Notre Dame, millionaires around the world banded together and raised over $1 billion for its restoration. Galvanized by the desire to offer up their own […]
SEXetera: Thick thighs save lives
Good news babes: summer is upon us! This means no more shoveling out your car from under a metric buttload of snow or losing appendages to frostbite. It’s officially time to break out the flip-flops […]
A slow ride with Mary Jane
It was 4/20 at the time of writing this, the nation’s annual festival for Snoop Dogg, our lord and savior. Along with recreational pot use, many people self-medicate by using marijuana – but now that […]