Quarantine — a breath of life

By Brianna Randazzo Life is beautiful. I’m sure that this idea isn’t what anyone’s thoughts consisted of during the quarantine. During intense situations, especially those that occur in uncharted territory, finding the positive in things can often be difficult to do. During the first few months of the quarantine, life was not easy. I was …

What About Radio?

By Kathryn Cambrea, Editor in chief (Photo courtesy Kerry Potter): Kathryn Cambrea poses in the WRCR station before co-hosting the "John and Kat Show." Millennials live on social media. Instant communication and access. The web fosters addiction to its endless void of distractions. But what about other media that precede the web? More specifically, what …

‘Love on the Brain’ in quarantine

By Maya O’Brien Today we are living through history. How one spends the void is totally up to each individual. Perhaps one is a mother who has to deal with the stress of providing structure into her child’s life. Perhaps one just got out of college and is stuck on the couch, Zooming with friends, …

Ten Healthy Lifestyle bloggers that will make your quarantine productive

By Sofiia Shutko The global quarantine locked more than 90 percent of the world population in their houses, which caused a wave of stress and frustration around the world. However, a lot of bloggers and media issuers have already started engaging people in different activities such as online studying, crafting, gaming, cooking—anything we can do …

Studying Abroad: Combining Old Experiences with New Adventures

By Sami Osborne *Sami Osborne is a senior at St. Thomas Aquinas College. Learn all about his experience studying abroad below and the advice that he has for fellow STAC students. “STUDY ABROAD MEETING TODAY,” proclaimed the email from STACtivities. It was a beautiful, sunny day in early September during my first year at a …

Why I Don’t Have Social Media

By Kathryn Cambrea, Editor in chief It’s not that I once had a Facebook or Instagram account, and then made the decision to click off. I never had social media.

How COVID-19 has Affected My Life

By Isabella Szklany   In one single day, the world turned on its axis. College students went from enjoying spring break and being excited to return to campus to now being stuck at home and learning how to adapt to this new normal. Before, we were all separated by our daily life struggles but still …

Does 2020 Provide 20/20 Vision?

By Brianna Randazzo   I think that speaking for most of us, we didn’t see COVID-19 coming. I am sure that most people, myself included, didn’t know much about it nor thought that it would be a pandemic. With that being said, now that it is happening, I think that this year has provided us …

Only What You Know – a poem

By Sarah Scerbak   You wouldn’t be a star if you had no darkness; what do you think makes you shine? You wouldn’t be a warrior if you had no battles; what do you think makes you strong? You wouldn’t be a flower if you had no rain; what do you think makes you bloom? …

STAC holds classes online for upcoming week…and the rest of the semester due to COVID-19

By Kathryn Cambrea, Editor in chief *UPDATE as of March 16, 2020: Classes at St. Thomas Aquinas College will be online for the rest of the semester, confirmed by an email sent by Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Robert Murray on March 16. The following article was published on March 15 prior to …