The Mystician

Bro - Isaiah Johnson embodies "Brad" for photo. I swear, if I hear one more guy call his girlfriend “bro,” I’m going to lose my mind and bash my head into a brick wall. Look, I get it. It’s 2026, language evolves and times have changed. But surely we haven’t slid to the point where we address our girlfriends and wives exactly like our frat buddies, have we? Take Brad, for example. Overall, Brad is a decent college guy, but I can picture it perfectly: Brad picks up his girl

How many times have you heard someone say that they are a visual learner? Perhaps you are the person telling others of your need to engage your eyes to fully comprehend something. Now, you might have heard of the different learning styles: auditory, visual, and tactile. The theory behind these categories seems sound enough, and I think it is likely true that we gravitate toward one learning style over another. But when is the last time someone told you they are an auditory le

Digital safety has become one of the most pressing concerns for individuals who rely on phones and computers for communication, coursework and personal information. As cyber threats continue to evolve, the responsibility to stay protected extends across home, school and work environments. Professionals often repeat a familiar reminder: “Security is everyone’s job,” a phrase that underscores how essential awareness has become. Cyberattacks today are more sophisticated than ev

Another Mystic Victory - Teammates Piper Harris, Shayna Roach, and McKenna Brendel celebrate their win following their game on Friday, Sept. 25 against the Carroll College Frighting Saints. The Mystics hosted the Carroll College Fighting Saints and the Rocky Mountain Battlin’ Bears to cap off homecoming weekend. Homecoming queen, team captain, and libero Piper Harris led her team to two decisive victories, bringing the Mystics’ win streak up to five. Carroll’s match agains