A new generation war is a-brewing, and for once, the Boomers aren’t to blame. Recently, millennials on TikTok and Twitter have been up in arms about Generation Z trying to “cancel” some...

I haven’t really been on campus that frequently this semester (global pandemic and all), but recently I stopped into the library in between classes to grab a coffee from CC’s and it hit me:...

In November 2020, USA Today published an investigation into the University’s mishandling of sexual assault and dating violence cases. The press coverage and campus outrage it sparked created a situation...

Who would have thought that in the year 2021 we would be blacklisting Dr. Seuss books? I certainly did not. After all, I thought banning books was something that was done in Nazi Germany — not the...

Scrolling through my Instagram feed since the start of the pandemic, I’ve seen countless videos and stories highlighting the numerous hate crimes against the Asian American community. The elderly...

I've learned that the road to hell is sometimes paved with good intentions. Mayor Broome’s proposal in response to aggressive panhandling is nothing short of that.  Aggressive panhandling refers...

I’ve found myself reminiscing about pre-pandemic campus a lot recently. The majority of my classes have me stuck inside and glued to my laptop screen, so I’ve found myself missing the extra...

“I believe that campus will be open but with certain restrictions. Classes will be smaller in an effort to minimize exposure, and if an outbreak does occur the University will not hesitate to quickly...

It’s that time of year again: the brimstone preachers have begun flooding Free Speech Plaza. On days when these nut jobs are on campus, I can’t even walk to work without hearing them proclaim:...

Around this time a year ago, the name Andrew Cuomo was popular in politics, but I think it's fair to say he wasn't a typical household name. Well, a lot can change in a year. Andrew Cuomo is the infamous...

According to a Jan. 15 email from interim president Tom Galligan, vaccines have arrived at the University and are already being distributed slowly but steadily among the faculty, staff and student population. Like...

This year, the week of Mardi Gras was distinctly different than in years prior.  Over 37,000 Louisiana residents were left without power and forced to brave the freezing temperatures that gripped...