Dear Editor,
As sexual assault on college campuses has made its way to the forefront of national concern in the past year, educational institutions across America are in the midst of a complete overhaul...
By Delia Grizzard
I have a friend who always says there is “no such thing as a bad experience,” and I never knew how to feel about that philosophy. While I don’t think that friend has ever had...
By David Birkdale
At Pope John Paul II’s funeral on April 8, 2005, crowds of people gathered to pay their respects, spontaneously chanted “Santo subito!” or “Sainthood now,” a testimony to...
By Andrew Santis
Four years ago I weighed 210 pounds, the heaviest I have been in my entire life.
I was only a sophomore in high school, and looking back at pictures of that time always shocks me....
By ANDREW SANTIS
STAFF WRITER
Last week, four people, including the gunman, were killed and 16 others wounded at the Fort Hood army post in Texas. This is the same Army base where U.S. Army Major...
By ABIGAIL HEINEMEYER
The college experience is like nothing else. It is composed of amazing friendships, life-altering classes and priceless memories.
...But are they priceless? Many college students...
By FELICIA CZOCHANSKI
It is OK to admit that once in a while, when walking around campus, you feel like you are seeing the same people over and over again. The repetition becomes somewhat monotonous....
By The Editorial Board
United Student Government (USG) elections are Thursday, April 10 and Friday, April 11. USG is here to represent the students and be an important liaison between the student body...
By Canton Winer
As graduation comes around the bend, seniors undoubtedly feel inundated with unsolicited advice.
That being said, the advice of this column may be too late for those graduating in less...
By Sarah Allison
Growing up, my mom used to talk to my sister and me about our privileges, such as watching cartoons on Saturday mornings or eating ice cream after dinner. She frequently reminded us that...
By CANTON WINER
COLUMNIST
In my semester in South Africa, I’ve come to appreciate many of the privileges of life in the United States. In most aspects — access to education, public transportation,...
By RICHARD BORDELON
OPINION EDITOR
The evening audience of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time at London’s Apollo Theatre in the West End on Dec. 19, 2013 did not get to experience the...
