The Andean Trilogy
The Inca Empire is known for quite a few things, one of which is their road system that spanned over 25,000 miles connecting the largest pre-Columbian American empire all the…
Clipper Mens & Womens Soccer
The Mens and Womens soccer team are the determined underdogs of the NWAC West Region. Having coached in the NWAC for 10 years this is Max Sampson’s first season as…
The Manticore
The Manticore is depicted to have the body of a red lion, the blue-eyed head of a human, and the tail of a scorpion that is said to shoot poisonous…
The Vanishing Banshee
The Banshee is a creature from Irish and Celtic Mythologies. A Banshee is considered a ghost, spirit, demon, and fairy. It is a supernatural being that takes various forms of…
Tips for a Healthy Balance in Work and Study
Holding a job while studying is the reality for a lot of students. With the current economy and the rising cost of living, being a working student has become almost…
Asexual Awareness Week
Asexual Awareness Week is approaching! From October 22nd to October 30th marks the 13th annual Ace Awareness Week. Despite its long history, asexuality isn’t very well known. Here is some…
The Mystifying Kappa from Japanese Folklore
The Kappa goes by over 100 names and their appearance varies depending on which region of Japan you are in. The stories have been around since the Edo period, 1603…
The Ravenous Minotaur from Greek Mythology
The spooky month of October is here! The Sounds News Team will post articles about various mythical creatures and monsters throughout the month talking of their history, origin, and characteristics…
Bisexuality Throughout History
The word “bisexual” is several hundred years old, but it only garnered popularity in 1892, with the translation from Richard von Krafft-Ebing’s book on sexual disorders, Psychopathia Sexualis. Prior to…