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By Rylee Ewald London Bernier ’20 and Georgia Grzywacz ’20 both love cucumbers. They met in their Sustainable Agriculture class last semester, and soon found out that they had very similar interests, even agreeing on their favorite…

Last semester, the Dub heard from multiple sources that many men on campus did not attend Take Back the Night (TBTN) because they thought it was a women-only event. I am writing to you now to explicitly advertise that that is incorrect. If…

Do you live for chicken tenders and sauces? Do you like melted ice cream, questionable fish dishes? Surprisingly delicious black-bean burgers? Strange pasta salads? Then you’ve come to the right place: Dana Dining Cottage has all these…

By Kate Angus and Kelsey Mattison Susie* bounces up to the colorful porch of her theme house, opening the door and waving us through. We step inside and are immediately greeted by the organized chaos that inevitably comes with 12-plus…

Monday night, February 26, saw a crowd dressed in black in a candle-lit chapel for this year’s Night of Remembrance. Hosted by Men in Color and SLU Slam Poets, the event was a celebration of the legacy of people of color. It began with…

Parents, friends, and extended family all do their best to make the college transition for freshmen as smooth possible. Dropped off on the first day with all the essentials, parents warn kids of the exposure to alcohol and drugs, lecture…

On Wednesday night, Pub 56 saw a packed and lively crowd for the first annual Women’s Open Mic Night, hosted by the Dub, SLU PAC, and Carefree Black Girls. The event hosted student musicians of any gender to perform songs by influential and…

Dear interested reader of our humble little column: did you skip this semester’s Take Back the Night? Too much homework? Weren’t motivated? Binged that new Netflix show you’ve been meaning to watch instead? Or did you think your gender…