Zach Bryan, a chart-topping country music star, was arrested on Thursday, Sept. 7 for “obstructing an investigation” according to NBC. Although he did issue a public apology on X (formerly known as…
Short Magical Books To Read In Between Classes
“The Enchanted Hacienda” by J.C Cervantes. A perfect read for fans of the Disney Movie “Encanto.” This cozy read follows a young woman named Harlow Estrada. Harlow Estrada grew up on her…
3 Best Spots for a ‘Treat’ Near Campus
Over the summer, there was a TikTok trend where users would ‘treat’ themselves by purchasing a snack or caffeinated beverage. With a few weeks of the school year already complete, we all…
A New Story from a Galaxy Far, Far Away
On Dec. 10, 2020, the Walt Disney company hosted a livestream for their investors. This livestream featured many notable announcements, such as that of Marvel’s Phase 4 casting and multiple Star Wars…
Parking Lot Closure
Installation of new artificial turf fields at the baseball and softball fields has caused the closure of half of parking lot four. The project is projected to finish in early November. Located…
Alumni Takeover of WXAV and The Xavierite This Homecoming!!
Saint Xavier University’s Homecoming celebrations are taking place October 1 through the 7, and The Department of Student Media would like to invite all of its alumni to come back and TAKEOVER…
Supreme Court Rules a Christian Graphic Designer Can Refuse to Work With Same-Sex Couples
On Friday, June 30, 2023 in a 6-3 vote the United States’ Supreme Court ruled in favor of an amateur Christian Graphic Artist, Lorie Smith, who plans to design wedding websites, but…
Biden Student Loan Relief Invalidated by Supreme Court
On June 30, 2023 the United States Supreme Court invalidated the Biden administration’s student debt relief plan. The plan had been introduced on August 24, 2022. The 6-3 ruling stated “ in…
U.S. Supreme Court Rules Against Affirmative Action Programs
On June 29, 2023 the United States Supreme Court voted that affirmative action programs in colleges were unconstitutional, which therefore restricted higher education’s use of affirmative action. This vote followed two lawsuits…