Opinion
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The recent campus reports on Lawrenceville renovations make no mention of the continuing court cases challenging both the legality and feasibility of relocating Westminster Choir…
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The day of love, no matter what variation, has recently passed. Some people may have spent the day with their significant other, with some time…
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Coming into 2020, you may have had some hopes and dreams about how your spring semester college experience would go. A brand new year and…
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Greta Thunberg is a 17-year-old Swedish environmental activist that started her cause by skipping school to raise climate awareness. Thunberg got her claim to fame…
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Hip-hop has been a vehicle for free speech since its emergence to mainstream media in 1979. The genre became political in the late 80s when…
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Think about how many times a day you check your phone. You scroll through Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and repeat. It is no question that social…
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It is just the nature of a journalist to have something on their minds they may want to formulate into a story. With this story,…
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As spring approaches all I can think about are my plans for spring break 2020. This year’s destination: Puerto Rico. The white sand, palm trees…
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Take a walk around campus, through a city or even any moderately populated town and observe what you see. At first, it may not be…
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Just under 10 years ago in 2010, we were in the middle of our first term with the country’s first black president, with not an…
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Driving down the road, heading home for the holidays, I would always see one large billboard that had the same slogan every December: “Remember the…
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