May 9th is an essential day in Russian history. It marked the Soviet Union’s triumphant victory over Nazi Germany in 1945. Almost 80 years later, the president of Russia of…
Our return to IMSA was not without its surprises. A new coat rack, biweekly COVID testing, a few holes in the walls, and many more changes likely still on the…
With months of preparation, long practices, and endearing dedication, the Black Student Union showed the annual Harambee show on Friday, February 25th. Under normal circumstances, a spectacular culture show would…
On December 9, 2021, the Labor Board certified the first union at a US Starbucks. During the vote, workers from Buffalo, New York shared their concerns on the labor injustices…
On November the 5th, IMSA’s Drama Club held their first showing of the play Rumors, a two-act farce by Neil Simon. In the play, the couple, Ken and Chris Gorman,…
Now more than ever, music is the most sought out method to relieve emotional or physical stress. Adele, a British singer-songwriter, is best known for the descriptive narrative she tells…