Subculture on Main strives to raise awareness of the diversity of people and important issues on the Lawrence University campus. Care is taken to give equal platform to unique individuals and to listen to their stories with an open mind. Interviews are reflective only of the interviewee on not of their whole group. Around the…
Player’s Perspective: Sam Blair
What happens to the hobbies you have fallen in love with after you leave Lawrence? For Sam Blair ‘19, he has kept his interest in gaming now that he has put up his cap and gown. Blair graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in philosophy with a minor in biomedical ethics. He now plays a…
Photo Feature: London Centre – Week Six with Caroline Garrow
Photos by Caroline Garrow.
Poetry Reading: Mark Wunderlich
On Thursday evening in the Wriston Art Center, Lawrence University had the pleasure of hosting a public reading conducted by poet Mark Wunderlich. Wunderlich is well renowned in his craft, having published three poetry collections since 1999 as well as many more individual publications of poems, reviews and essays in organizations such as the Paris…
Subculture on Main: Derartu Ahmed
Subculture on Main strives to raise awareness of the diversity of people and important issues on the Lawrence University campus. Care is taken to give equal platform to unique individuals and to listen to their stories with an open mind. Interviews are reflective only of the interviewee on not of their whole group. The idea…
Player’s Perspective: Emma Lookabough
WARNING! The contents of this article contain gameplay concepts which may spoil parts of the video game “Nier: Automata.” Read at your own discretion. What is the Lawrence Difference? As a student, I have heard this question many times. I would say a big part of my Lawrence experience is my expanding curiosities. One of…
Photo Feature: London Centre – Week Five with Caroline Garrow
Photos by Caroline Garrow.
Photo Feature: London Centre – Week Four with Caroline Garrow
Photos by Caroline Garrow.
Player’s Perspective: Dylan McMurray
Being in high school sucks. It is a point in life for self-discovery whilst also feeling like everyone is judging you for trying to discover that self. For sophomore neuroscience major Dylan McMurray, he felt disconnected at times with his high school peers. During that time, he discovered the video game “Life is Strange.” “When…