“Debbie? Jamie? Can you come here?” called my father. Jamie, my little sister, and I ran across the cold hardwood floor. Our dog, Kane, followed us, leaving a trail of […] Continue Reading
You take a deep breath and look up at your mirror. Reflected back at you is your naked body. You just stand there and stare, picking apart every little thing […] Continue Reading
When I was a kid I had no clue I was different from anyone in my family. I didn’t know that I was white and they were not. Obviously I […] Continue Reading
Yesterday brought the warmest, sunniest weather we’ve had in quite some time, and the Horizons staff took some time to capture the signs of its arrival around campus.
On April 2, Housatonic’s second annual Cafe Night took place in the Beacon Hall Events Center. Organized by the school’s division of the national Black Student Union, Cafe Night invited […] Continue Reading
On March 31, 2015 the Student Activates Committee held a meeting where club members discussed events that are happening and events that are still in the planning stages, including events […] Continue Reading
There is something lacking in America, healthy every day routines to create a healthy lifestyle. No, this is not your average “get skinny” article. This is about loving yourself and […] Continue Reading
Worldwide, more than 350 million people of all ages suffer from some form of depression. Approximately two out of three people who commit suicide suffer from major depression. Yet, although […] Continue Reading
Romance isn’t just running rampant throughout the ever popular young adult fiction novels. It’s often in line with what would be considered dating violence. According to an Association of American […] Continue Reading
It’s 11:30 in the morning, and that bacon, egg, and cheese you’ve been craving since your three hour chemistry class is calling your name. You go to reach into your […] Continue Reading