On Friday, April 16, the Rev. Nontombi Naomi Tutu capped off Atlas Week with her keynote address at the Twenty-First Annual Atlas Week Signature...

A longtime in the making, African-American Studies is finally becoming a department at Saint Louis University, and is set to get full department...

King Kong and Godzilla are without a doubt the two most famous movie monsters of all time. The two colossal titans first battled on-screen in...

Black History Month and Women’s History Month fall back-to-back. Black History Month is a mere 28 (sometimes 29) days while Women’s History...

This weekend I visited Casa de Campo, a very large park in Madrid. There were a lot of people there—masked and physically distanced—but...

Many would argue that abuse is a subjective term, but I truly do not believe so. Abuse is any sort of intentional mistreatment or disrespect...

On Monday, March 15, the over 10.7 million LGBTQ adults in the U.S. alone were “blessed” with news that the Vatican had released a long...

Growing up in the suburbs of Chicago, I was constantly bombarded with news and information about the happenings of the city. My dad habitually...

On Mar. 13, 2020, students learned that Saint Louis University would be closed for the remainder of the Spring 2020 semester. Two months into...

After a year-long hiatus, the biggest tournament in the NCAA is back. Teams have put in countless hours to see time on a court. They have given...

One of the best parts of March Madness every year is the Cinderella team that always emerges. You might remember VCU’s run to the Final Four...