by Rosemary Jones | Dec 4, 2020 | Culture
Every person who walks into Cherisse Daniels’ office is immediately welcomed by the tapestry on her wall of a black woman with her natural hair out and a crown atop her head. “Black queen,” Daniels said. “Black women are told we can’t be this way or can’t look...
by Joy Hammond | Nov 22, 2020 | COVID-19, Culture, Events
Not everyone is able to enjoy a warm turkey dinner and a room full of family and friends during the holidays. With the pandemic still in the United States, many people have struggled with being temporarily laid off or having the business permanently shut down. ...
by Kaitlin Merlino | Nov 13, 2020 | Culture, Opinions
The Pulse recently put out a poll on Instagram, asking the Messiah Community this vital question: Is November too early to start listening to Christmas music or should the start of the festivities come much later? The race was close, with 51% of participants...
by Julia Mary Register | Nov 13, 2020 | Culture, Sports & Rec
Picture this: the dance world and the soccer world collaborate together on Messiah’s campus to see what the two disciplines can learn from each other. That is exactly what we did with the dance vs. soccer experiment. In October, we held a soccer practice where seven...
by Kaitlin Merlino | Nov 10, 2020 | Culture, Events, Opinions
As Messiah’s Greek performances come to a close, there are still opportunities to stream theatre during the upcoming fall senior shows. Theatre and public relations major Bryanna Pye and dance major Ryan Wong stare down the final stretch of their college...
by Brendan Labra | Nov 9, 2020 | Culture
The 2017 film titled Lady Bird was met with universal praise for its depiction of what it means to be an emerging adult in the modern world. Although set in 2003, the film comments accurately on the everyday struggles that teens go through in their late high school...
