April 15th, 2026
Spring Fling Week Brings Out Competition, Creativity and Community at St. Norbert College
Natalya Chick | Section Editor
Every spring, campus energy at St. Norbert College reaches a new level during Spring Fling Week, a tradition that brings together sororities, fraternities and social groups for a week full of competition, spirit and connection.
March 11th, 2026
A Small Newspaper at a Big Conference: Taking the Times to San Francisco
Natalia Gladysz | Editor-in-Chief
Four St. Norbert Times editors headed into March with a goal: to improve a little student-run newspaper in the company of hundreds of aspiring college journalists.
March 11th, 2026
The Hidden Steps Project: Stories that are Untold
Natalya Chick | Section Editor
I didn’t expect a conference to change how I saw my future. But somewhere between my first look at the ocean and a small presentation about a neighborhood staircase, something clicked.
April 29th, 2026
"The Drama": Analysis and Review
Joseph Giganti | Staff Writer
“Can you ever really know your partner? And what does unconditional love really look like?”
These are the questions that A24’s latest production, "The Drama," thinks it’s clever enough to ask. However, in its exploration of those questions, "The Drama" finds itself inadvertently asking a much more daring one – "how do you navigate the delicate balance of exploring oft unspoken contemporary social issues, while maintaining the level of empathy that storytelling and film demands?"
April 29th, 2026
Noah Kahan’s “The Great Divide” Turns Emotional Distance Into Something Universally Human
Natalya Chick | Section Editor
Noah Kahan’s new album, "The Great Divide," doesn’t try to wrap emotional struggle in neat conclusions. Instead, it sits inside the discomfort of it, relationships stretched thin, self-awareness that doesn’t always lead to change, and the quiet way mental health can shape everyday life without announcing itself.
April 29th, 2026
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream?
Katherine Ikaunieks | Section Editor
It’s been a little over a week since the long-awaited sequel for Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream has released, and now that I’ve had a chance to rake up almost a work week’s worth of hours playing the game, I thought I would talk about whether it lives up to the original game that was released in 2014.
February 11th, 2026
A Call for St. Norbert Creatives
Lillian Gyrion | Staff Writer
Do you like to act? Do you have a passion for the technical elements of a production? Have you never been in a show before and want to see what it’s like? This is the opportunity for you! The members of the Creative Writing Club have worked tirelessly last semester to write three amazing plays, for which we are now looking for actors and technicians to bring to life.
November 20th, 2025
Psychology Professor Raquel Lopez Resigns
Natalia Gladysz | Editor-in-Chief
Psychology professor Dr. Raquel Lopez resigned from St. Norbert College on Friday, Nov. 7, 2025. As of Thursday, Nov. 20, information regarding the circumstances of her resignation has not been shared with the college community.
November 20th, 2025
Products of Labor: The Pi Mu Epsilon Regional Conference
Hung Dao | Section Editor
On Friday, Nov. 7 and Saturday, Nov. 8, St. Norbert College hosted the Pi Mu Epsilon Regional Conference. Pi Mu Epsilon is the national honor society for mathematics. Every year, the St. Norbert PME chapter hosts a conference, inviting undergraduate students from schools in the area to come on campus to present their summer or semester research or independent study.
April 29th, 2026
Katherine Ikaunieks | Section Editor
As we approach finals week, it’s the time of the year to acknowledge the beauty of SNC in the springtime and into the summer. As a senior, I’ve witnessed SNC’s springs and falls, and as beautiful as our campus is during the fall, when everything is coming back alive in the spring, our campus is really beautifully green. To me, it’s the time to go and spend time outside. So, let’s look at some various places on campus that you can take advantage of.
April 15th, 2026
Oliver Keddell | Staff Writer
It is now officially April, which is also known as Autism Acceptance Month. This month was first established in 1970, and it was previously known as Autism Awareness Month. Over time, it has moved from mere awareness to acceptance as society moves away from the stigma of autism as an illness or debilitating lifestyle and pushes the truth that autism is a natural part of human experience.
April 15th, 2026
Coffee Shop Study Spots Around De Pere
Ella Vandenberg | Staff Writer
Coffee shops are a long time favorite study location for college students. Coffee shops and cafes offer a change of scenery, a lively environment that can make students more productive or engaged. They also offer a wide variety of food and drinks that can be a compelling reason to make the trek off campus.
February 25th, 2026
Ella Vandenberg | Staff Writer
This year's Super Bowl was highly anticipated. Marking number 60 for years played, the Super Bowl has become a long-standing tradition for many Americans. Even those who do not consider themselves football fans enjoy the entertainment it provides, showcasing fun commercials and a star-studded halftime show. The Super Bowl also serves as a great opportunity to host parties and see friends or family.
February 11th, 2026
Ella Vandenberg | Staff Writer
The Winter Olympics are already underway in Milan Cortina, Italy and attracting the attention of fans around the world. The Winter Olympics, held every four years, offer a unique opportunity for countries to send their best athletes to represent their nation in a series of competitions. Beyond instilling a reinvigorated sense of national pride, it also gives fans an opportunity to act as spectators to some of their favorite sports.
May 6th, 2025
Thank You, Coach Krueger!
Morgan Hansel | Sports Writer
Back in October 2024, head softball coach and equipment manager JoAnn Krueger announced her retirement after 27 years at St. Norbert College.