College student media, while it can’t provide monetary funds, can offer the easiest avenue to successfully decide what to do with what we have.
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For many, it is a peculiar and concerning fact that Trump has managed to beat two perfectly qualified female candidates despite his lack of political experience and the multiple felonies he has been charged with.
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The hate that has plagued our country, not only in recent weeks but over the past few years, goes against the very principles upon which our country was built: “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness” for all. There can be no progress and no change when we are burdened by our own divisiveness.
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The fandom culture of teenage girls, whether it’s centered on popular boy groups or suggestive vampire and werewolf novels, remains one of the main criticisms of this group. They are considered “hysterical” or “obsessive” with their love for such mainstream forms of entertainment.
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This ‘celebrity worship’ behavior has become a norm in recent years, and what started as the public’s initial and rather harmless fascination with celebrities has intensified to a state of preoccupation too obsessive to call healthy.
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I always found it surprising that I, a marketing major, would not need to take a foreign language during my time at the College. Yes, it’s less work for me, but I never considered it quite fair for my friends in other schools, where a foreign language seemed less applicable to their future career.
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It seems like every artist today has a Christmas song in their repertoire, with an overwhelming assortment of covers and interpolated remixes across all genres. I believe this is unnecessary.
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By Suzanne McCotterInterim Provost and Vice President for Academic AffairsTo the Editor:In a recent letter to the editor, World Languages Chair Marimar ...
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As college students, most people have grown out of the herd mentality and now buy products that align with their personal tastes and preferences. However, trends will never fully disappear. Popular products will always emerge, whether we like them or not. While we may not face ridicule for resisting these trends, they can still feel desirable, as you frequently see others on campus flaunting certain items. This can make you question yourself on whether you genuinely like these products, or are simply drawn to them because they are popular.
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Based on the College Core program, it is evident that the College prides itself on providing students with a well-rounded education founded on diverse perspectives. However, we are sorely lacking in one critical area: financial literacy. In my experience, this topic is not nearly discussed as much as it should be, in high school or college.
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If the honors program wants to attract more students, there needs to be genuine benefits that students will receive by being part of the program. Priority registration, for example, should be the first few days of the registration periods.
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I received the news in the College’s student center while with my friend after one of our Circle K meetings. Liam Payne, 31, found dead in Buenos Aires after falling out of his 3rd floor hotel window.
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If you are considering whether to study abroad, my advice is to avoid dwelling on the what-ifs. Your friends and family will still be here when you get back, but the connections and experiences you create when studying abroad are unique and irreplaceable opportunities that you will hold in your heart forever.
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We’re all at a point in our lives where we’re going through a lot of change. As we decide what paths our careers will take us, we should also reflect on what can improve in our lives right now. Ask yourself whether or not the things you prioritize in your life are benefitting you in any way. Are there other things or people you can be giving greater attention and love to that will serve you even more?
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Nearly a year after Residential Education and Housing postponed its plan to implement a requirement that all first-year students live on-campus, with a handful of exemptions, the College announced earlier this month that it has reversed course and will once again implement this requirement beginning in fall 2025.
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