For the past two and a half years, my final articles for the Herald, as editor and reporter, are always articles of gratitude. You may have seen a “Thank You, […]

            When Parasite won the academy award for best picture, everyone talked about the South Korean film that would give the American film industry a run for their money. However, […]

We are currently living in a pandemic. As panic ensues worldwide over the dangers that the COVID-19 has, many people are misinformed and trusting sources that have no credibility. Social […]

When I was younger, every so often, my father would interrupt any childish activity I was engaged with to take me out to a small and intimate office space where […]

When junior sociology major Jaquay Thomas heard about a Black Student Union that had formed around the late 70s/early 80s at McMurry, a vision came to him. “I thought about […]

As The King commences, it’s inevitable not to think how a 17th century play can be exciting and appealing to a twenty-first century audience. However, it is impossible not to […]

As finals approach and time seems to be of the essence, many of us War Hawks tend to overstress these final two weeks of school. As a fourth-year senior student, […]

On early Sunday morning of October 27th, the men of Makona proudly set up their first ever 5K. As members dispersed themselves setting up stations, preparing water bottles, and even […]

October 22nd marks a national movement amongst college universities in solidarity to stand with immigrants. “I Stand With Immigrants” is an initiative powered by FWD.us (Moving America Forward) that promotes […]

In 1963, James Quinnett had graduated high school in Rialto, California. With plans of higher education in mind, he worked hard in the local steel mill in order to pay […]