Eagle’s Eye Newspaper

Do you drink water? Chances are you do. If you drink water and attend or are associated with Sierra Nevada University, then this problem concerns you. Water is something we all need every day. Especially when you add in physical activity (a popular thing in Tahoe). The problem here that needs to be addressed is...

Grim news hit the action sports industry this month with the shuttering of legendary magazine titles Powder, Surfer, Snowboarder, and Bike. The decision, motivated by the declining revenue prospects of the niche magazines, hit hard for fans who have followed these titles, some for generations. On Oct. 5 Powder magazine released its official statement regarding...

Sierra Nevada University’s popular Writers in the Woods series transitioned to the online meeting site Zoom and the opening weekend brought the largest turnout the series has ever seen. A program which usually consists of a Friday night reading followed by a Saturday morning workshop – both hosted by a guest writer invited to the...

This year brought many unforeseen challenges to the world, and for many people battling a global pandemic didn’t just mean contracting a virus: The fear of losing loved ones, being forced to self-isolate and social distance, and losing the opportunity to experience things like high school graduations, were all secondary side effects of Covid-19. Managing...

If you weren’t aware, President Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Joe Biden participated in the first of three presidential debates on the evening of Sept. 29, and to say it was a debate is a misrepresentation: It was a petty argument between two boastful and cocky white men. There was very little policy discussion, but...

After avoiding the Social Dilemma on Netflix, I finally decided to watch, and what I found confirmed my darkest fears: We are being unknowingly controlled by algorithms designed to manipulate and divide, on Apps such as Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, among others. Social media has become a business of disinformation for profit and we are...

It’s an average day. Alex Mitchko is out the door at 9 a.m., and on his way to High Altitude Fitness. He’s starting his day with a nice little training followed by manning the front desk, guarding the gym from the criminals trying to sneak their way inside the iron temple. “Living in Lake Tahoe...

Amidst the Coivd-19 pandemic many students are wondering if going back to school, only to sit on a computer all day, is really worth it? For Jake Peterson, Sierra Nevada University sophomore and his friends, the answer seemed clear, so they hit the road. No schedule or maps, just a van littered with everything needed...

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic Sierra Nevada University has cancelled all fall sports games and practices until further notice, with tentative hopes of rescheduling them for the spring. However, winter and spring sports are scheduled to proceed as normal. Fall tournaments for spring season sports, like golf, have been cancelled with no plans...

Walk into any bike shop these days, and it’s like a Target on Black Friday. The mechanics scatter to service the next bike in line while begrudgingly notifying the customer that it will probably be at least a few weeks until it’s ready. With everyone forced to shelter in place because of Covid-19, antsy outdoors...