The first article I ever wrote for The Observer was over three years ago and was about the artwork at Rising Star (remember that?). Last year, I read it for the first time since it was published, at Blue...

Similar to last year, this year’s graduating seniors are having a hard time figuring out their next step after graduation. Some of whom are asking themselves: should I seek a job in the midst of a job...

Well, here’s the article I’ve been dreading—my goodbye article. I was in no way ready for how quickly this semester would come to an end, and I am in no way ready to write this article and say goodbye...

The end of my undergraduate career is catching up to me. The decorations have been taken off the walls. In a manila envelope, I find the letter my father wrote to me before I left for college. By the time...

What is normal, and why do we all want it so bad? Of course, what's normal for you isn't necessarily what's normal for me. For you, normal might mean long conversations with your cat or a new dancing...

So. This is it. But is it, really? Yeah, actually it is. I just had to throw in a question because my tag for the last four years at The Observer has actually been “Asking the Real Questions.” Somehow,...

Since my sophomore year here, I’ve worked as a tour guide, and in my time roaming around campus with prospective students, I’ve received a lot of interesting questions. But recently, one from a rather...

With around 130 million adults in the U.S. having received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, vaccine rollout in the West has increased exponentially these last few months. The U.S. currently is...

Dear Class of 2024, This has been an interesting past 15 months for us. We graduated high school during a pandemic, started college and are now finishing off this year with vaccinations and a hope that...