Correspondent Katie Howell examines what it takes to build a college life and how to embrace the chaos that comes with it.
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Correspondent Jordan Birkner unpacks the importance and value of sharing spaces with people who think differently than you.
While there are many benefits to getting involved on campus, Staff Columnist Lauren Richards explains why students shouldn’t take on so much.
Sticking to a monotonous routine becomes much more tempting as our list of responsibilities grows, but staff columnist Emily Cooney encourages students to step out of their personal bubbles and become more active on campus.
While everyone appreciates a free T-shirt from time to time, correspondent Debra Mullis calls for a change, urging organizations to see the environmental impacts of making free T-shirts for every event.
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Staff writer Neha Suresh discusses how to immerse yourself in campus culture with student clubs and professional organizations while social distancing or living at home.
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From first glance, “Chromatica” seems unwelcoming to our planet. The album cover of Lady Gaga’s sixth studio album features fashionable Gaga t…
First year studying meteorology Cory Kowitz goes for the ball against second year studying sports management Trey Utrup during a club flag foo…
Becoming a part of the college community can be difficult with all of the time students spend on classes and studying, but being involved is a…
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Students who identify with minority groups often have difficulty reconciling that status with their everyday lives. Certain cultural norms are…
