During a free moment of the day, have you ever plopped yourself down on a wooden bench on Case Quad or settled in a comfortable patch of grass outside Tinkham Veale University Center? If you haven’t,...

Student communities across the United States are gearing up for nationwide walkouts on Jan. 30 to protest against the recent fatalities caused by members of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement...

In the past week, we’ve experienced snow squalls and sub-zero wind chills, which have made it that much more difficult to scrounge up any lasting motivation to attend lectures. Wind gusts were predicted...

What’s your New Year’s resolution? We are accustomed to traditions of self-improvement to welcome in the New Year, though sticking to new habits and routines is the hard part. Think backwards and ask...

It is that time of the year again: the first heavy snowfall of the winter season. It came sooner than some may have imagined and, depending on who you ask, it could be exciting or dreadful news. Regardless,...

It’s that time of the semester again. The bloodbath of course registration has now come to an end. Yet, the dissatisfaction and ominous presumptions of class structure still loom in many students’...

What used to be a groundbreaking concept is now a reality. Artificial Intelligence (AI) development has spiked along with our understanding and use of the technology in our day-to-day lives. 95% of adults...

Halloween is here. For some, it is a well-loved and celebrated holiday, filled with innocent tricks or treats. But the unstable state of the country during the government shutdown is hard to ignore. If...

Many of us are served with a little reminder of the Student Activities Fair each time we receive an email or CampusGroups notification about a club meeting or event for an organization we joined in the...