It’s no secret that February is a hard month for students in college. The excitement of a new semester starts to wear off, and the stress of midterms is creeping in. You’re not alone in feeling like this.
America is like a quilt tightly woven of so many cultures that stretch from borders to homes. Within these threads? Great figures who upheld the very meaning of American freedom.
In honor of Valentine’s Day, students can benefit from looking out for one another. Valentines isn’t only about romance; it’s about coming together, even in the smallest ways.
As many of you know February is the shortest month of the year, and this has caught some curiosity as well as frustration for some throughout the years. While it may seem arbitrary, there actually is a reason behind this and it comes from ancient...
Celebrating Valentine’s Day on a college campus can look different for everyone. Some of your friends may be in relationships, some may not be in relationships, but still enjoy decorating and spending time with their gals, and others simply don’t...
In the beginning, red flags in a relationship can be hard to spot. From love-bombing to subtle sexual coercion, true intentions can be shrouded in masks.
Our campus is nestled at the foot of White Mountain in the middle of the Red Desert and supports over 4,000 students a year. Western houses the natural history museum, art gallery, library, theater, fitness facilities, game room, and pool, all under one roof. Take a guided or self-guided tour!