When most Americans think of those who are at high risk for the virus, they think of their grandparents or their elderly neighbors, not usually of people under the age of sixty. But many Americans live with preexisting or underlying conditions that would be greatly affected by Covid-19. Madi Keller,...

With a drudging motion, Caroline Rose finds herself in a hole filled with distraction and repetitiveness. “Superstar,” her third studio album, motions recordings of blurred effects and altered sounds. It has elements of potential yet carries too many reverberations as panning and reverb create this...

This is the world we live in. Too many people making so many problems. Superman, where are you now? Phil Collins and Genesis might not have had a global pandemic in mind when writing those lyrics, but these words are as relevant as ever. We live in confusing times, with no end of Covid-19 in (immediate)...

On March 31, 2020, Millikin president Patrick White announced that Millikin will offer housing refunds to students who are no longer living on campus due to the COVID-19 outbreak. This announcement has been met with mixed reactions from students. “The Cabinet, the leadership team of Millikin University,...

People around the globe are searching for a safe haven in this time of extreme uncertainty. That concept is all too familiar to Millikin students who recently returned from our spring break immersion to Europe.  After fleeing multiple countries, scrambling to book flights, and making the frightening...