Madeline Jurus, TNE Writer

As the semester winds down, it is often beneficial to take some time away from studying for finals to relax with peers and de-stress. The NSU Wesley Foundation is planning a De-Stress Fest block party to give students an evening to relax before a busy week of finals.

Madeline Jurus, TNE Writer

A computer can be a handy thing for students to have during their college careers with their many features and programs, which can help students finish homework and projects or provide stress relief through gaming and social media. When in the market for a new computer however, some may not know where to begin looking or what to look for.

Mercedes Goins, TNE Editor

On April 19, 1995, Oklahoma City fell victim to the worst act of domestic terrorism the United States has ever experienced on its own soil – as did the lives of 168 men, women and children. Dr. Johnny Kirk, assistant professor of psychology, witnessed the horrors and damages of the Murrah Building bombing. Now, 22 years later, the images of what he witnessed are still like pictures in his head.

Madison Durham, TNE Writer

This weekend, the American Optometric Student Association conducts the 26th annual NSU Oklahoma College of Optometry Dr. Preston Smith Memorial 5K Classic. This event is put on to help raise money for a scholarship for students dedicated to optometry.

Shanna Kyle, TNE Writer

Ryan Brown is a 14-year-old young man living with autism. When Ryan was a baby, his mother, Kathy Brown, thought he had hearing problems. He was not responding like most babies would at his age. He would not respond when his name was spoken.