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Stances surrounding whether refugees should be welcomed into the United States seem to be bombarding me from every angle – the news, my Facebook feed and classroom discussions. I have […]
One more week left until finals week. That is all that is left in the semester. Two weeks of Hell. Well, it”s Hell unless you”re a journalism and criminology major. […]
Sportswriter Grantland Rice once wrote, “It is not whether you win or lose, it”s how you play the game.” The problem with that is when everybody wins, it completely changes […]
The evolution of language is a combination of stagnation and resourcefulness that defines each generation in a way that confuses those who have come before it and appears comical to […]
Teaching assistants have more on their plates than most. While many people around campus fit into a single category, such as student, staff, faculty or administration, graduate students who also […]
I am a big supporter of America”s 11-month-long celebration of Christmas and other end-of-the-year holidays – I always have been. I can”t stop myself from getting excited by the Halloween […]
For some people, decoration is the key element to any family gathering or holiday. For others though, decorations could just mean a simple table setting. Thanksgiving falls between two major […]
Time and again, local and larger-scale elections have seen abysmal turn outs from young voters. Many college-aged voters opt out of electing officials into the U.S. government, and turns out, […]
It”s almost time for students to celebrate the things they are thankful for by indulging in turkey, mashed potatoes, pumpkin pie, stuffing and all other foods that are sure to […]
With only three days left until Thanksgiving break, most students are starting to make mental plans for their trip home. Carpool lists are being created, bags are being packed, shopping […]