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During these trying times, we often let time slip by all too quickly. The daily monotonous tasks of work and school consistently fill up my schedule. Weeks will go by […]
The Center for Disease Control issued a statement on April 27 that fully vaccinated Americans can go outside without wearing masks. But should you? The endless COVID-19 conversation, though never […]
Being a student trying to decide how to make a living during the summer can be a challenge, especially with finals looming overhead. Professors and advisors will often encourage students […]
In May of last year, George Floyd was killed in Minneapolis, Minnesota by a police member, Derek Chauvin, starting the Black Lives Matter protests around the nation as an end to police brutality. This Tuesday, Chauvin […]
Thoughts of climate change are often charged with sadness, primarily because of the things our grandchildren may miss out on in the future. I remember walking on a glacier in […]
Things are starting to feel okay. Maybe it’s just blatant ignorance for the rest of the world or things got so bad that even slight improvements seem like leaps for […]
Is it better to have a 20-year career, or a 5-year career everybody remembers? This is a debate that crossed many people’s minds for a long time and is constantly […]
There are no female faculty members right now on the fisheries side of the Fish and Wildlife Sciences Department. I have not had a female professor in a science-based class […]
Life has been hectic in 2021, but never more so than during the few holidays we’ve had so far. From a New Year’s Day filled with just as much anxiety […]
Have you ever thought about your relationship with money? If your answer is no, I highly encourage you to read the book “Your Money or Your Life” by Vicki Robin […]