My guilty pleasure during quarantine has been watching reruns of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta." I hate to admit it, but I laugh so hard watching grown women argue. Some of those digs are hilarious....
If you are anything like me during this pandemic, food is on your mind. I will admit, during the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, I did not take the quarantine seriously enough. Worrying about where...
Like all art forms, film is a political institution. The horror genre in particular is one of the most influential arenas for discussions regarding morality and its place in society. This becomes obvious...
Needless to say, the past few weeks have been chaotic and nerve-racking as students adjust to an entirely new way of learning. The indescribably disruptive rise of COVID-19, followed by a rapid succession...
Over the course of the last interminable month, a few nuggets of good news have shone from the heap of bad news. Namely, videos from across the globe have shown animals reclaiming dormant cities.
In Italy,...
In a public briefing this Tuesday, President Donald Trump announced that the White House estimated that 100,000 to 240,000 U.S. citizens would die in the near future due to coronavirus. Even with current...
This is the third piece in a series of first-person accounts of how students are dealing with the coronavirus pandemic, written by the Reveille's opinion columnists.
These days, I have been...
Virtual class is a difficult and confusing experience for everyone involved, but it is always a better alternative than no classwork at all.
The University is starting class for the second time this semester,...
Unfortunately for all of us lonely singles out there, social distancing and shelter in place orders prevent any in-person meetings, but that doesn’t mean real connections are impossible to find.
Dating...
To all the celebrities across the world: do the middle class a solid and stay quiet during this coronavirus ordeal. To be frank, celebrities, unless you or a loved one has COVID-19, your quarantine experience...
With students returning to classes this Monday, the hypotheticals and vague plans for the rest of the semester are becoming all too real. Suddenly, students have to figure out how to adjust to new learning...
In the words of incumbent U.S. Poet Laureate Joy Harjo, “The need to poet is carried from one generation to the next.” This statement might seem rather self-evident, considering that it can...
