A new documentary displaying the life of Liz Carpenter, a trailblazing woman who paved the way for women in politics, journalism and public relations, was screened at St. Edward’s University this past week. Directed by her daughter,…
St. Edward’s University’s Student Government Association (SGA) held their senator debates on Sept. 23 in Jones Auditorium. With six prospective senators seated on stage and ready to debate, SGA President Mikayla Pastrano and Elections…
US Rep. Colin Allred hopes to unseat Sen. Ted Cruz in the upcoming November general election Sen. Ted Cruz, though often loathed by Texas Democrats, has remained in his seat since 2013. Although Rep. Colin Allred is riding the potential of…
The ghost with the most is back on screen 36 years later. Who doesn’t like to dive into Tim Burton’s universe? Without a doubt, I do! Burton is one of my all-time favorite directors with his unique vision and sense of humor. He is timeless…
Topper Radio is a student-run radio station, but for those involved they see the importance of their voice. Junior Joshua De La Cruz (right) and senior President Uma Dietzel (left) hosted their weekly show “Fight Club” sharing commentary…
Each Wednesday from September 11th – October 9th from 3:30pm – 5pm, Dr. Brittney Johnson, Ph.D., is currently hosting an origami lab for the students of St. Edward’s on the second floor of Munday Library, across the bridge and to the right…
Disclaimer: Life & Arts Editor Gabrielle Caumon was not part of the editing process for this article. Please review the Hilltop Views Media & Ethics Policy for further information. Chills. Lady Macbeth runs across the stage, and I sink…
Voting polls will be available on St. Edward’s campus this year for eligible students, faculty and staff to vote in this year’s presidential election. For many students, this is the first time they will be able to vote, and St. Edward’s is…
Director of Academic Initiatives and Freshman Seminar Director Emma Woelk was joined by a number of St. Edward’s faculty members for a panel discussion on the topic of diversity and democracy. The panel was organized to serve as an…
Like most who live in the St. André Apartments, I am no stranger to the many dead birds that pop up around the entrances to the apartments. During the two years I have lived in St. André, these birds have appeared on sidewalks every year…
The sweet, rhythmic taps of zapateo mingle with Maluma’s “El Préstamo” on an undeniably hot afternoon in September, filling the air on Ragsdale Lawn with a liveliness that usually leaves campus on Friday nights. Between two trees,…
Nestled between the lively hum of The Dead Rabbit and Friends Bar on Austin’s infamously rowdy 6th Street, Neighborhood Cafe stands as a refreshing new addition to the city’s coffee scene. Originally hailing from the vibrant streets of…
“We start by discipling disciples and spreading the gospel,” Makenna Holloway — sophomore softball player and the person responsible for bringing the Fellowship of Christian Athletes back on campus — said. The Fellowship of Christian…
Two distinguished St. Edward’s figures who made their marks both on the field during their playing careers and in the athletic department in the following years are forever etched into the fabric of St. Edward’s University Athletics. The…
The second presidential debate was hosted on ABC news in a relatively quiet manner, due to the lack of a live audience and muted microphones. Still, over 67 million people watched the debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former…
This past year, we have seen the rapid rise to fame of queer pop newcomer, Chappell Roan. Since the release of her debut studio album, ‘The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess,’ last September, she has taken the world by storm in her short…
Since coming back from summer break, many students may have noticed new additions to campus: blue and yellow lawn chairs at various spots around campus, fairy lights hanging above St. André lawn, a disk golf basket by Maryhill Apartments,…
During the first week of the fall semester, students reported three cases of stolen bikes from the bike racks outside of the St. André Apartments and the Basil Moreau/Dujarie complex. In response to the incidents, the Vice President of…
The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) is the nation’s highest court, and any decision made by the Supreme Court cannot be overturned or appealed. In school, we’re taught that the justices who serve on the court are meant to be…
St. Edward’s University is an infamously diverse school when it comes to its list of majors, campus attractions and clubs. All of this is what brings pride to the University. However, the array of students that roam around campus in all…
Since 2020, Munday Library has had an exclusively online collection of databases and resources, but this could all be changing in the next couple years due to a demand for physical books. Students, faculty and staff have all demanded that…
The women’s soccer team kicked off their home opener game under a cloudy sky. Playing against the Lynn University Fighting Knights, the Hilltoppers conceded a goal early in the second half, which was enough for the Fighting Knights to take…
St. Edward’s University’s Student Government Association (SGA) is gearing up for a transformative year, focusing on amplifying student voices, uplifting campus vibrancy and fostering transparency within its governance. SGA aims to address…
As the new academic year begins, a group of incoming freshman student athletes prepares to start their collegiate careers. These athletes, representing various sports, bring a range of skills and achievements from their high school careers…
St. Edward’s volleyball team kicked off its 2024 season and made history by playing their first match on the newly renamed Ed Norris ’41 & Joe Beck ’58 Court, commemorating the beginning of the program’s 50th season. The university…
Personally, I am a huge fan of anything bloody, gritty and dark. However, when it comes to horror/thriller movies, there always seems to be a certain edge toward the feminine presence. We know the trope: bloody, ripped clothes, scantily…
“Very demure, very mindful.” This phrase, coined by TikTok star Jools Lebron, is inescapable. The original video posted to TikTok has amassed over 50 million views and has over 90 thousand posts using the audio. Although already a…
Sabrina Carpenter has made it evident over the past year that she is continuing to make a bigger name for herself in the world of pop music. After holding spots in the top 10 of Billboard’s Songs of the Summer with her two catchy, hit…
Many people were left confused after the planned fight between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul on July 20, 2024 passed by without any brawl. Both fighters have since decided to reschedule the fight to Nov. 15. According to Tyson and his team, he…
Men’s soccer returns this fall with head coach Brian Young, who led the team from 2003-2020, returned for the fall 2023 season following a hiatus due to the team being cut during COVID-19. With a full roster — including its incoming…