Say it with me: A {https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/6-old-renames-covid-vaccine-105820622.html Fauchi Ouchie} now, Vaccinated Girl (or guy or nonbinary pal) Summer later.

As the Ohio Valley Conference tournament approaches for the 2021 Southeast softball team, the 2019 OVC championship team looks back on their season in hopes to help inspire Team 45.

For someone who never watches sports, red carpets at award shows are aaaaaaalmost like my Super Bowl.

We have officially made it. Well, almost.

Today’s column comes with a chilly forecast: I’m predicting lots of ice today!

Hiiiiiiiii, pals! Welcome back to another episode of I’m Too Old to Understand TikTok Teen Trends. What do the three items in the title have in common?

I don’t know about you, but I’m feeling 22 (fashion tips from Tay).

It is officially spring, and you know what that means? Yep, it’s time for my list of ways to enjoy the season to its fullest. Here are some ways you can make the most out of spring:

As Lin-Manuel Miranda announced in the second track of his Broadway musical “Hamilton,” I’m not throwing away my shot.

Hi, besties! Any other 2000s babies out there?

As of March 16, I have officially celebrated two birthdays since the World Health Organization declared a pandemic a bit more than a year ago, so I think we can all say I know the best way to celebrate your birthday safely during a pandemic. Especially because I celebrated my 21st — and now my 22nd — birthdays safely.

It’s 10 p.m. on a weeknight. Do you know where your friendly neighborhood columnist is?

Sooooooo, maybe your Insta has been looking a little drab lately. No shame in admitting it — I’ve been there! Sometimes, the best remedy for a tired feed is switching things up.

We’ve all seen them, those super cute photos friend groups “spontaneously” take. Have you ever wanted to do it yourself, but just don’t know where to start? Well, sit back and relax because I can help you accomplish a simple, spur-of-the-moment photo shoot.

Following a year with no Marvel Cinematic Universe content, 2021 looks to be the biggest year for the MCU on record.

Another day, another fashion hack from TikTok teens.

Yes, it is very disappointing we don’t get to have spring break this semester, but complaining about it over and over again isn’t going to magically bring it back for this one year.

Buckle up, pals: we’re taking the time machine for a spin. Today, we’re talking about a trend that’s from wayyyy back.

I asked, you answered: What are your biggest fashion and beauty questions of 2021?

The St. Louis Cardinals took the baseball world by storm in the evening hours of Jan. 29 when it was reported they had acquired all-star third baseman Nolan Arenado from the Colorado Rockies.

I remember hearing about Cara’s eyebrows nonstop in 2016. Then, poof: they faded into oblivion. Well, they are still located on her face (obvi) but have since faded from the public’s consciousness.

As we begin the new semester, it is important to know the biggest change for students and staff is a digital one.

Ahhhh, finally, we can say it: happy 2021!

“Why? There is already a whole … league dedicated to women.”

If you’re anything like me, you’re done with 2020, and the only two things standing in between us and 2021 are the holidays and New Year’s Eve. This time of year always has the feeling of hope and magic in the air, whether through movies (old or new), holiday music or houses decorated in lights.

As we’re finishing up this semester at Southeast, I’ve definitely been dreaming of Christmas break … the holidays are so fun! However, it’s easy to stress over what gifts to give your loved ones. If you’re still searching for the perfect gift for a beauty guru in your life, look no further! I’ve dished the details on how to pick the perfect present.

If you’re up-to-date on your Netflix binge-watching, you’ve definitely seen a few episodes of “Gossip Girl.”

As we approach the designated two weeks of the online learning part of this semester, it is important to be prepared for the change. Here are some tips to help with productivity as we get closer to the end of the semester:

An advertising student walks into a newsroom, looks around and says, “Why is everybody running?” That’s how I felt when I walked down to the basement of the Rust Center for Media — home of the Southeast Arrow — on my first day as the design editor.