By Jackson Decheck There are places on this Earth that no matter how hard you try to understand them, they simply don’t make sense. Events could happen that make you scratch your head and think, “What the heck just happened? Was the chili dog I ate from the convenience store bad?” For Jack Townsend, who works at the crappy gas
Read moreWritten By Danielle Pajek “Photography, for me, is about immortalizing moments that will be cherished for generations,” Pujan Prajapati said. La Roche’s International Admissions office and the Redhawk Post have announced the winner of the Spring photo contest. Pujan Prajapati won the contest on April 29 and answered some questions for the Redhawk Post about their talent. Q. Tell us a little
Read morePhotos and Story By Danielle Pajek La Roche has long prided itself in its diverse student population. Students from every corner of the world fill classrooms and bring culture to the university. Just some of the countries La Roche has welcomed students from are Spain, India, South Korea, and Nigeria. To celebrate this multicultural event, the office of Diversity, Equity,
Read moreBy Luke Luedy Most people know that Christ was crucified. We can recount the day it happened: 3:00 p.m. We can recount where it took place: Golgotha, a small site outside the walls of Jerusalem. And of course, we know the rest of what happens. Christ’s death and subsequent resurrection. But what of the cross? After Christ’s disciples lowered his
Read moreBy Annie Redfoot Starting in 1887 was the beginning of the famous “Groundhog Day.” There are definitely many differences between the first celebration and the most recent. Considering the bands, fireworks, shops full of merchandise, and everything in between for the 2024 celebration, this holiday has become more well known through the years. Groundhog Day is an event that began
Read moreBy Luke Luedy Despite what some people may believe, Catholic miracles are not strictly regulated to the Bible. The Vatican, for centuries, have officially recognized miracles of all kinds, such as Eucharistic orMarian ones. The latter refers to reports of individuals sighting the Virgin Mary, mother of JesusChrist. The Vatican has only recognized 16 of these. One such apparition occurred
Read morePhotos By Adelle Sealand & Written By Danielle Pajek The La Roche University Drama Club debuted their first full length production, Falsettos, on November 9 and 10 in CC Square. “I’m saddened that it’s over, but I’m happy that it happened,” the Director and Producer of the performance, Jena Curran, said. Curran took on the role of Whizzer. “I was
Read moreBy Danielle Pajek Across America there are thousands of organizations that house people escaping abusive and violent homes. According to the United States Humane Society, 71 percent of these people have a pet and not every domestic violence shelter can house them. So, who is taking care of these furry friends? These innocent, puppy-eyed creatures? The answer is Harmony Dog
Read moreBy Luke Luedy A silent gloom fills the air. Dead leaves crunch under your feet. Discarded, forgotten candy wrappers blow listlessly in the wind. The cold bites and nips at your shivering skin. Corn stalks bend and writhe towards the black sky, the pale moonlight illuminating softly from them. Pumpkins with an eerie orange glow grimace and grin at you.
Read moreBy Emily Wymore I got this book from “Ollie’s” which is a store that buys other stores’ surplus and “closeout” merchandise. “Closeout” merchandise is stuff that a store no longer wants because it isn’t selling well, or the store is closing. I make these points because this book had a noticeable mistake in it. In the beginning pages of the
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