The Mystician

A Shameless Plug and a Crochet Update Hello y’all. The two weeks since the last issue has been busy busy busy. Kayla, Kerstin, and I have worked plenty of hours putting together and publishing 88.4, which is now in your hands. October is gearing up to be an exciting month with The Content Creators Summit happening on Oct. 9. There will be professionals from the communication field and a special keynote speaker. And potentially a student-led class taught by Mystic Media. Al

For 23 years, my world has been defined by concrete walls, the jarring slam of iron gates, and the constant, cold reminder that my physical freedom is completely out of my hands. But throughout all these years of isolation from the world, the strongest bars I have ever faced aren’t the ones made of steel. My greatest battles have been during the darkest of nights where severe depression took hold. I have looked straight into the quiet, heavy whispers of suicidal thoughts at t

The Lindsay Clancy case has been growing more attention over social media and the news over the past few weeks. The case comes from originally a triple murder suicide attempt after a mother was charged with killing and strangling her three young children. But people online and students on campus have different opinions on the case. The case grew popular on social media because of the multiple inconsistencies in the case, but has also provided a reminder of how important men

Pet peeves are an interesting thing. Similar to phobias, something you simply can’t control, pet peeves just annoy you to the ends of the earth. Some can be considered more valid than others, but everyone has them. After listing off some of my pet peeves to my friends I’m slowly starting to think it might be a little high in demand. I won’t list off all my pet peeves but just a couple include; people who make having a girlfriend or boyfriend their whole personality, people w