By Austin Price, Editor in Chief
They say third times a charm, but how many charms can you have before it becomes a curse?
Read MoreThe Highlander Hosts Chocolate and Collages
By James Ortiz, Staff Photographer
Earlier this semester, the Regis Highlander hosted Chocolate and Collages. An afternoon of fun activities where students could make their own journals and collage covers, all while enjoying delicious melted chocolate on strawberries, bananas, and marshmallows. It was a beautiful, sunny day.
Read MoreOAP Hosts Easter Egg Hunt
By James Ortiz, Staff Photographer
Earlier this spring semester, the Outdoor Adventure Program (OAP) hosted an Easter Egg Hunt to celebrate the holiday. It was a day filled with sweets, treats, fun, and sun!
Read MoreThe Rising Problem of Peter Pan Syndrome
By Austin Price, Editor in Chief
Growing up is hard. There’s no other way to say it. Being an adult is hard. There’s no other way to say it. However, despite these hardships, growing up is an imperative part of life. Growing up does not have to mean having no fun or always working hard. But it does mean increased responsibility and both physical and mental maturity. As a young adult myself, I still love to have fun. I love to watch Disney movies and dance to Taylor Swift music. But I also make my car payments on time and have a credit card. Being an adult is a balancing act of meeting societal expectations and allowing yourself to enjoy life. While there’s nothing wrong with having a little fun, there is a rising number of young adults who choose to shirk their adult responsibilities entirely, labeling them as sufferers of Peter Pan Syndrome.
Read MoreSpotlights Shine on the Regis Spirit Team
By Austin Price, Editor in Chief
It’s no secret that Regis University has spirit, spunk, and fun. With countless student activities, clubs, sports, and events, the Regis community is a menagerie of personal exchanges, group collaboration, and team building. However, one of the most impactful and important pieces of the Regis community is the Regis Spirit Team.
Read MoreAbortion Pill Makes It to the Supreme Court
By Caleigh Montoya, Staff Writer
The battle over the abortion pill has finally reached the Supreme Court. The FDA made the abortion pill more accessible as medicated abortions were spiking and now the Supreme Court is investigating whether or not the FDA made the right decision. The pill allows for more comfort and less embarrassment as well when a woman chooses an abortion. The abortion pill is nearly 10 times more accessible than a traditional procedure, and helps those who are in states where abortion has now become illegal. The good thing is that most people across all political parties back the abortion pill.
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