- April 25“We are not in the optimism business”: How The New York Times and the Columbia Journalism School combat the threats towards global press freedoms
- April 25A goal-den senior night: NC lady varsity lacrosse wins against McEachern Indians
- April 24Looping through fear: The psychology behind roller coaster thrills
- April 24Rattled beyond repair: Brain injuries and the stigma of safeguards
- April 23Target locked: Reviewing “Warfare”
- April 23If money could talk: How the U.S. government misplaces money
- April 23Cakes and candles: The loss of meaning in holidays
- April 23Build an outfit and get assigned a Jellycat
- April 23Texturism in the Black community
- April 23The impact of hydroponics
![Religious followers often express their connection to their faith through jewelry. It allows for easy identification of one’s religion and can act as a conversation starter. Shared faith between people can create a bond or generate comfortability. “My religion isn’t just something I do once a week, it’s my lifestyle. It has such an influence on a lot of the things I do today and every day, [from] how I deal with stress to making in the moment decisions,” junior Priscilla Peterson said.](https://nchschant.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/coverphoto-4-900x464.jpg)
