By Nancy Bowne During this fall semester, I began thinking about how we take advice after a conversation with Patrick Sargent, a member of the Brooklyn-based ...
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By Natalie Notaro About a week ago, College President Kathryn Foster announced to the campus community that a “Flex” plan is in place for the spring ...
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By Nancy Bowne Remember those girls in fifth grade who wore glasses as an accessory? “They’re a fun style,” they said. Yeah, right. As a kid who ...
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By Ian KrietzbergArts & Entertainment Editor In the days and weeks leading up to what has become one of the most contentious presidential races in ...
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By Natalie Notaro As our fall semester is drawing to an end, students from the College are struggling to maintain both their grades and their mental ...
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By McKenzie Collins As a student who graduated high school amidst a global pandemic, thus losing the cherished staples of secondary education such as ...
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By Natalie Notaro As the fall 2020 semester progresses, students from the College are beginning to wonder their fate for the spring. Will we remain students ...
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By Natalie Notaro As a junior at the College, I have spent the past few months navigating through the off-campus lifestyle. Having lived in Wolfe Hall ...
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By Nancy Bowne I never thought I would be getting daily reminders from Discord and Instagram to check my voter registration. Considering I have been ...
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By Nancy BowneStaff Writer It’s the unthinkable that catches people’s attention. “How could someone do that?” And we’re already sucked in. ...
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By Natalie Notaro You cannot deny the simple pleasure that comes with scrolling through your TikTok feed. It is almost mindless: you open the app and ...
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By Ethan Resnik A video surfaced recently of a party at Cornell University, going against the college’s strict guidelines regarding Covid-19. Cornell ...
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By Nancy Bowne I took an Intro to Linguistics course during the spring 2020 semester. As part of our final grade, our professor organized the class into ...
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By Natalie Notaro Imagine you go into the grocery store without a mask. You think to yourself that you are young and healthy, and that wearing a mask ...
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By Chelsie DermanOpinions Editor News organizations and social media platforms have been flooded in the last few months with articles about the upcoming ...
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By Tara MildCorrespondent At this point it should be common sense that partying during a raging virus is a big no-no, but it seems that some people still ...
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By Jenna Hart In the 21st century, we as ever-evolving young adults are in a world where the odds can feel stacked against us in almost every aspect. ...
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By Natalie Notaro In a semester with Covid-19, the usual frenzy of getting out the door on time has been replaced with the casual opening of a laptop, ...
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By McKenzie Collins At your local elementary school’s infamous Spook-tacular, children in costumes huddled in groups, mothers passed out cupcakes and ...
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By Kevin Hornibrook If you have the time to read an op-ed written by a white man on racial inequality in America and at the College, you certainly have ...
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