Palworld Suspected of Plagiarism

By Cal Bieler The video game “Palworld,” as described by many gamers and journalists is “’Pokémon,’ but with guns.” Released as a game preview on Jan. 19, 2024, “Palworld” is an action-adventure survival game where you can befriend creatures called Pals and have them fight other Pals or take a peaceful route and have them…

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MacPoint Lab Receives Major Renovations

By Mia Birkes Students involved in MacMedia have received a major quality-of-life upgrade. Previously located in Beeghly Hall, the MacPoint Lab has moved to Mohler 229. Though much smaller, there is no shortage of comfort and functionality in this new home base for newspaper nerds and podcast people.   Throughout the fall semester, professor Becki Bowman…

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Israel-Hamas War: A History and US Involvement

By Nathan Cartmell The recent Israel-Hamas war has once again brought the United States’ involvement in the Middle East to the forefront. On Oct. 7, Hamas-led militants launched an unprecedented attack against Israel, killing over a thousand people, mostly civilians. This has ended up being the deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust. Over 200…

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Kansas Plate Hate  

By Edwin Buiter Kansas Governor Laura Kelly revealed a new design for the Kansas license plate on Wednesday, Nov. 22, to widespread criticism. The plate design features a yellow background, blue stripe, two stars, and the motto “to the stars.” That’s it. The design, which is uninspiring, rightfully received immediate negative feedback from anyone who…

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