The Rangers making it back to the World Series created a baseball buzz on campus. Here with more on it, WTV’s Izzy Patrick in this week’s edition of Real Talk.

While I don’t use Spotify as my primary music streaming platform, pretty much everyone I know has been stressed about cramming in streams for the Spotify Wrapped deadline at the end of the month. I think that your Wrapped results should reflect your...

Halloween is less than a week away, and if you are in need of a last minute costume idea, there are so many things you can do with things you probably already have in your closet. Creating a costume yourself can be so fun, so I put together a guide to...

New Zealand, a nation renowned for its picturesque landscapes, strong agricultural industry, and global reputation for progressive policies, has recently experienced a significant shift in its political landscape and foreign policy dynamics. The surprising...

On this week's edition of Real Talk, WTV's Natalia Soto asks students about the trade fair.

I’m gonna be the bad guy and say it: it’s too early for anything winter-themed.  In fact, the weather is too chilly for my tastes, and it’s just past mid-October.  I’m not Ebenezer Scrooge or anything, but why is Mariah Carey blasting...

Lately, I have been wanting to finally watch Buffy the Vampire Slayer, a show my mom has told me to watch for years. Sarah Michelle Gellar plays Buffy, the main character, so I knew I had to watch. She is one of my favorite actresses, and the top movies...

The Israel-Palestine conflict is one of the most contentious disputes in modern history. In order to understand its importance, we must understand the history that has led to these conditions. The roots of the conflict can be traced back to the end...

Early in the 19th century, very few girls had access to and received education. Those who had the option attended dame schools, which focused mainly on literacy. In the same period, boys’ education was focused on the classics. A boy would learn how...

On this week’s edition of Real Talk WTV's Natalia Soto asks students about a fall favorite of many, college football.

When I was younger, I was obsessed with superstitions and myths. I hopped over every crack in the sidewalk, I snapped wishbones, and probably gave myself several illnesses by picking up dirty pennies off the floor. I wanted as much good luck as...