Written by Clara Kernodle Iceland is a place of frequent catastrophes; earthquakes, floods, famines and volcanic eruptions occur often. Icelanders, proud of the “land of fire and ice,” speak of…
Written by Tiane Davis Anyone who owns an iPhone knows they can pin up to nine people in their text conversations. Their mom, dad, best friend or therapist might be…
Written by Michael Claxton I’m sorry to start the semester off with bad news, but Princess Toadstool has left the building. I’m not talking about the Mario franchise character, who,…
Written by Thomas Burke This summer, I had the immense pleasure of participating in one of the most important cultural events of the year: Barbenheimer. Of course, this portmanteau refers…
Written by Morgan Wrigley In the words of Stephen Sondheim, “The outsider is basic to a lot of dramatic literature. This country is about conformity, and so nonconformity is a…
Written by Tiane Davis Last week I was reminded of a great part of my childhood. I did not realize the influence Mario had on my life until the sweetest…
Written by Emma Jones After four long, wonderful, challenging, beneficial years, my time with The Bison is coming to an end. I struggled deciding what to write about for my…
Written by Mattie Powers We live in a world where almost everything within reach is digital. Technology has given us many advantages to life, from the internet to video calls…
Written by Michael Claxton In 2016, I went to see “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,” which is set in a time slightly before the original 1977 classic. The plot…
Written by Malachi Brown I am an introvert. Many of my dearer friends know this, but a lot of them have only found out more recently as I’ve more often…